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This work investigates the optimal initial data size for surrogate‐based active learning in functional material optimization. Using factorization machine (FM)‐based quadratic unconstrained binary optimization (QUBO) surrogates and averaged piecewise linear regression, we show that adequate initial data accelerates convergence, enhances efficiency, and ...
Seongmin Kim, In‐Saeng Suh
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How to Live in the Moment: The Methodology and Limitations of Evolutionary Research on Consciousness. [PDF]
de Weerd CR, Dung L.
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A machine learning‐guided self‐driving laboratory screened over 500 nickel‐based layered double‐hydroxide catalysts for alkaline oxygen evolution. Out of the eight metals, the robot uncovered a quaternary Ni–Fe–Cr–Co catalysts requiring only 231 mV overpotential to reach 20 mA cm−2.
Nis Fisker‐Bødker +3 more
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An AI‐assisted approach is introduced to decode synthesis–performance relationships in metal‐organic framework‐derived supercapacitor materials using Bayesian optimization and predictive modeling, streamlining the search for optimal energy storage properties.
David Gryc +8 more
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Bayesian methods for inverse problems in signal and image processing
Yosra Marnissi
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Arousal coherence, uncertainty, and well-being: an active inference account. [PDF]
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NEJM Evidence, 2023
In the Stats, STAT! video, "Bayesian Way", originally published April 25, 2023 (DOI: 10.1056/EVIDstat2300090), at the 5:19 mark, the video states "…there is a 95% probability that biking is faster than taking the train…". It should have said, "…there is a greater than 95% probability that biking is faster than taking the train…" A corrected version of ...
C Corey, Hardin +6 more
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In the Stats, STAT! video, "Bayesian Way", originally published April 25, 2023 (DOI: 10.1056/EVIDstat2300090), at the 5:19 mark, the video states "…there is a 95% probability that biking is faster than taking the train…". It should have said, "…there is a greater than 95% probability that biking is faster than taking the train…" A corrected version of ...
C Corey, Hardin +6 more
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