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eklausmeier.goip.de
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xcorr.net
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| | | | | In Bayesian data analysis, the log determinant of symmetric positive definite matrices often pops up as a normalizing constant in MAP estimates with multivariate Gaussians (ie, chapter 27 of Mackay). Oftentimes, the determinant of A will evaluate as infinite in Matlab although the log det is finite, so one can't use log(det(A)). However, we know... | |
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www.stochasticlifestyle.com
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| | | | | Many problems can be reduced down to solving f(x)=0, maybe even more than you think! Solving a stiff differential equation? Finding out where the ball hits the ground? Solving an inverse problem to find the parameters to fit a model? In this talk we'll showcase how SciML's NonlinearSolve.jl is a general system for solving nonlinear equations and demonstrate its ability to efficiently handle these kinds of problems with high stability and performance. We will focus on how compilers are being integrated in... | |
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nguyenhuythanh.com
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| | | "Y Combinator" is the name of a "meta" startup (one that powers other startups), and also is considered the most beautiful term of Computer Science, or Lambda Calculus. You may encountered this kind of post somewhere else, but I cannot stop doing the same. It blown my mind. Spares the techinal jargons, we should just jump straight into Lisp code. I will try to go step by step in the hope that you will "get" it. | ||
