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2014
We live in the era of Big Data, or at least our awareness of Big Data’s presence and impact has sharpened in the past ten years. Compared to data characteristics decades ago, Big Data not only means a deluge of unfiltered bytes, but even more importantly it represents a dramatic increase in data dimensionality (the number of variables) and complexity ...
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We live in the era of Big Data, or at least our awareness of Big Data’s presence and impact has sharpened in the past ten years. Compared to data characteristics decades ago, Big Data not only means a deluge of unfiltered bytes, but even more importantly it represents a dramatic increase in data dimensionality (the number of variables) and complexity ...
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Scientific American, 2017
The article reports on the preparation by physicists to turn back on a third gravitational-wave detector, called Virgo, near the Italian city of Pisa in spring 2017. Topics covered include how the detector is designed to determine the source of the gravitational waves, the hope by scientists that the operation of three such detectors could ...
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The article reports on the preparation by physicists to turn back on a third gravitational-wave detector, called Virgo, near the Italian city of Pisa in spring 2017. Topics covered include how the detector is designed to determine the source of the gravitational waves, the hope by scientists that the operation of three such detectors could ...
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Proceedings of the Companion of the 2017 ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction, 2017
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Scientific American, 2019
The article explores earthquake prediction research by Kosuke Heki, which predicts that the early warnings of an earthquake may appear 180 miles above the ground. Additional topics noted include how tens of thousands of people can be killed by a single earthquake, how this new research suggests that clumps of electrons for in the ionosphere before an ...
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The article explores earthquake prediction research by Kosuke Heki, which predicts that the early warnings of an earthquake may appear 180 miles above the ground. Additional topics noted include how tens of thousands of people can be killed by a single earthquake, how this new research suggests that clumps of electrons for in the ionosphere before an ...
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2001
Evolution by natural selection is Nature's optimization technique. Owing to genetic variation in populations, optimization proceeds in a parallel, rather than a serial, fashion. The advantages of this method have long been recognized in computer science and artificial intelligence, where genetic algorithms simulate the evolution of ‘populations’ of ...
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Evolution by natural selection is Nature's optimization technique. Owing to genetic variation in populations, optimization proceeds in a parallel, rather than a serial, fashion. The advantages of this method have long been recognized in computer science and artificial intelligence, where genetic algorithms simulate the evolution of ‘populations’ of ...
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Science
Over the past six decades, astronomy, space science, and the space industry have seemed to be in a kind of virtuous symbiosis. Astronomy has benefited from improvements in technology and has had the opportunity to place observing platforms in space. The space industry has been pushed by the extreme technological demands of curiosity-driven research ...
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Over the past six decades, astronomy, space science, and the space industry have seemed to be in a kind of virtuous symbiosis. Astronomy has benefited from improvements in technology and has had the opportunity to place observing platforms in space. The space industry has been pushed by the extreme technological demands of curiosity-driven research ...
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