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| Hello! I'll be presenting '[Reinforcement Learning applied to Feedback Control][1]' tomorrow on YouTube. Please join and ask questions or leave them below. [1]: https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/3356797 |
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| To the list of dimension reduction algorithms I would add Independent Component Analysis (ICA) and Non-Negative Matrix Factorization (NNMF). There are resource functions and a paclet that combines them: -... |
| Yes! I thought about including some analysis of that data, but unfortunately it is just 4 numbers that don't even give enough information about the position of any single star. Nonetheless, it is a really exciting find. |
| Dear Christopher, Congratulations on the development of a very useful contagion network model. I have been working along the same issues using production networks (in which economic shocks are considered as disease propagation), which are... |
| I think you can use LinkCreate to 1. Exchange data with the parallel kernel via WSTP 2. To have a possibility to stop the process completely But then in this case there will be a big overhead related to work via WSTP, so there are some... |
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| this application is very musical, dependent upon scales and harmonics... here is where the visual and the musical begin to dance... |