Guest lecture - Department of Mathematics & Statistics | McMaster
... • Model and experiment: “cooperators” win at boundary ...
... • Model and experiment: “cooperators” win at boundary ...
Introduction to Discrete Optimization
... accounts for its known or inferred properties and maybe used for further study of its characteristics. ...
... accounts for its known or inferred properties and maybe used for further study of its characteristics. ...
Resources - CSE, IIT Bombay
... (a) which block to pick, (b) which to stack, (c) which to unstack, (d) whether to stack a block or (e) whether to unstack an already stacked block. These options have to be searched in order to arrive at the right sequence of actions. ...
... (a) which block to pick, (b) which to stack, (c) which to unstack, (d) whether to stack a block or (e) whether to unstack an already stacked block. These options have to be searched in order to arrive at the right sequence of actions. ...
Slajd 1
... processors, using CLUTERIX grid resources. Such number of simulated neurons allowed us to observe liquid computing phenomena. In theory cortical microcircuits are treated as Liquid State Machines (LSM). The work of each machine resembles behaviour of particles in a liquid. Though, we also present so ...
... processors, using CLUTERIX grid resources. Such number of simulated neurons allowed us to observe liquid computing phenomena. In theory cortical microcircuits are treated as Liquid State Machines (LSM). The work of each machine resembles behaviour of particles in a liquid. Though, we also present so ...
Lecture 4 Powerpoint
... An algorithm is a step-by-step set of instructions for solving a particular problem We will be using flowcharts to explore simple algorithms ...
... An algorithm is a step-by-step set of instructions for solving a particular problem We will be using flowcharts to explore simple algorithms ...
IX Stochastic Chemical Kinetics Surprising things happen
... This gives us a very simple prescription for numerically simulating the behavior of a stochastic system. Start with some initial condition for each molecule type. If there are m possible types of reactions (m = 2 for 2, as there are only creation and destruction event ...
... This gives us a very simple prescription for numerically simulating the behavior of a stochastic system. Start with some initial condition for each molecule type. If there are m possible types of reactions (m = 2 for 2, as there are only creation and destruction event ...
DNA replication notes
... *Because human DNA is so very long (with up to 80 million base pairs in a chromosome) it unzips at multiple places along its length so that the replication process is going on simultaneously at hundreds of places along the length of the chain. Eventually these areas run together to form a complete c ...
... *Because human DNA is so very long (with up to 80 million base pairs in a chromosome) it unzips at multiple places along its length so that the replication process is going on simultaneously at hundreds of places along the length of the chain. Eventually these areas run together to form a complete c ...
Preface. Towards the marriage of theory and data
... Theoretical biology is a subject with a rich history, tracing back certainly to demographers such as Graunt [1], and also drawing inspiration from perhaps the most important biological theoretician of all, Darwin [2]. Although Darwin did not deal in mathematics, his use of deductive reasoning to pro ...
... Theoretical biology is a subject with a rich history, tracing back certainly to demographers such as Graunt [1], and also drawing inspiration from perhaps the most important biological theoretician of all, Darwin [2]. Although Darwin did not deal in mathematics, his use of deductive reasoning to pro ...
introduction
... accounts for its known or inferred properties and maybe used for further study of its characteristics. ...
... accounts for its known or inferred properties and maybe used for further study of its characteristics. ...
Humans Evolved in Response to a Challenge
... Figure 3.6: The molecular tree (to the right) reflects the likely course of evolution. In this tree - the family Pongidae include only one extant species, Pongo pygmaeus, - humans share another family, the (Hominidae), with all African great apes, - the last common ancestor of humans and ...
... Figure 3.6: The molecular tree (to the right) reflects the likely course of evolution. In this tree - the family Pongidae include only one extant species, Pongo pygmaeus, - humans share another family, the (Hominidae), with all African great apes, - the last common ancestor of humans and ...
Enhanced Traveling Salesman Problem Solving by Genetic
... the principles of natural selection. The formal theory was initially developed by John Holland and his students in the 1970’s [1, 2]. The continuing improvement in the price/performance value of GA’s has made them attractive for many types of problem solving optimization methods. In particular, gene ...
... the principles of natural selection. The formal theory was initially developed by John Holland and his students in the 1970’s [1, 2]. The continuing improvement in the price/performance value of GA’s has made them attractive for many types of problem solving optimization methods. In particular, gene ...
en_7-40A
... and production rate of oil wells by gas lift method is considered. Under certain natural assumptions, the general problem is reduced to the linear quadratic control problem ( LQCP) that allows one to find program controls and trajectories on which optimal regulator is constructed over the whole or a ...
... and production rate of oil wells by gas lift method is considered. Under certain natural assumptions, the general problem is reduced to the linear quadratic control problem ( LQCP) that allows one to find program controls and trajectories on which optimal regulator is constructed over the whole or a ...
Differential Equations
... GAs are programs used to deal with optimization problems. GAs have first been introduced by Holland. Their goal is to find optimum of a given function F on a given search space S. GAs are very robust techniques able to deal with a very large class of optimisation problems. The key idea of genetic al ...
... GAs are programs used to deal with optimization problems. GAs have first been introduced by Holland. Their goal is to find optimum of a given function F on a given search space S. GAs are very robust techniques able to deal with a very large class of optimisation problems. The key idea of genetic al ...
Keynotes - IEEE Computer Society
... improved significantly by the use of artificial neural networks (ANN), such as deep feedforward multilayer perceptrons and recurrent neural networks (incl. long short-term memory extension). In addition, from the architectural point of view, there are a number of novel concepts like CTC (connectioni ...
... improved significantly by the use of artificial neural networks (ANN), such as deep feedforward multilayer perceptrons and recurrent neural networks (incl. long short-term memory extension). In addition, from the architectural point of view, there are a number of novel concepts like CTC (connectioni ...
Slides
... relaxed problem is an admissible heuristic for the original problem. – number-of-tiles-out-of-place heuristic: the rules of the 8-puzzle are relaxed so that a tile can move anywhere – Manhattan heuristic: the rules of the 8-puzzle are relaxed so that a tile can move to any adjacent square – minimal ...
... relaxed problem is an admissible heuristic for the original problem. – number-of-tiles-out-of-place heuristic: the rules of the 8-puzzle are relaxed so that a tile can move anywhere – Manhattan heuristic: the rules of the 8-puzzle are relaxed so that a tile can move to any adjacent square – minimal ...
What are networks?
... of its reliability and resilience. • The Subset Simulation method is one of the first steps towards efficient estimation of reliability of critical infrastructure networks. • To make it practical, realistic models for link correlations, cascading failures and multilayer networks are required. • To s ...
... of its reliability and resilience. • The Subset Simulation method is one of the first steps towards efficient estimation of reliability of critical infrastructure networks. • To make it practical, realistic models for link correlations, cascading failures and multilayer networks are required. • To s ...
2008/2009 Exams(No solution)
... only two persons. Assuming, the missionaries are safe so far their number is greater than or equal to the number of cannibals whenever they are together. i. Represent the problem as a state problem and identify the initial state and the goal state. ii. Identify the operators that can be used in solv ...
... only two persons. Assuming, the missionaries are safe so far their number is greater than or equal to the number of cannibals whenever they are together. i. Represent the problem as a state problem and identify the initial state and the goal state. ii. Identify the operators that can be used in solv ...
Uses and Abuses of Mathematics in Biology
... the simpler aspects of “pure mathematemphasis than it usually gets is that, in ics” such as numbers, algebra, elemensuch exploration of mathematical modtary trigonometry. Taught well, the emels, the understanding emerging from phasis is on clarity of thought, rigor, complex computer-based simulation ...
... the simpler aspects of “pure mathematemphasis than it usually gets is that, in ics” such as numbers, algebra, elemensuch exploration of mathematical modtary trigonometry. Taught well, the emels, the understanding emerging from phasis is on clarity of thought, rigor, complex computer-based simulation ...
Biological Sequence Data and Databases
... When a theory exists but cannot be applied because of its complexity (e.g. we fully understand the theory of hurricanes, but the physics of turbulence is too complex) When experiments are impossible or too cumbersome (e.g. experiments with blood flow in humans, etc.) ...
... When a theory exists but cannot be applied because of its complexity (e.g. we fully understand the theory of hurricanes, but the physics of turbulence is too complex) When experiments are impossible or too cumbersome (e.g. experiments with blood flow in humans, etc.) ...
Neuro-Fuzzy System Optimized Based Quantum Differential
... Neuro-fuzzy model "ANFIS" to train the system by historical data of gold price and predict the gold price in the Forex market. The proposed model was implemented and evaluated using gold price in the Forex market and compared with ANN and ANFIS models. The obtained result showed the performance of t ...
... Neuro-fuzzy model "ANFIS" to train the system by historical data of gold price and predict the gold price in the Forex market. The proposed model was implemented and evaluated using gold price in the Forex market and compared with ANN and ANFIS models. The obtained result showed the performance of t ...
Assessment and Authorization for Cloud Computing
... requires an organizational defined setting) ...
... requires an organizational defined setting) ...
Fast Root Cause Analysis on Distributed Systems by Composing
... each component class of the system. This means that if a system is composed of 1000 components of the same type, only a single compilation for the component would be required, leveraging the fact that most complex systems have a large number of replicated components. In order to include connections ...
... each component class of the system. This means that if a system is composed of 1000 components of the same type, only a single compilation for the component would be required, leveraging the fact that most complex systems have a large number of replicated components. In order to include connections ...