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Artificial intelligence Project -Algorithms and Software for Learning Predictive Models
I am currently researching foci which includes ontology-based information integration, characterization of effects of errors in mappings between ontologies, scalable learning algorithms for building classifiers from large distributed datasets, learning from partially specified data, multi-relational learning, learning from alterately structured data (e.g., text, images, sequences, graphs).
–> This Project presents a unified and coherent picture of the field. The contents focus on the topics and techniques that are most promising for building and analyzing current and future intelligent systems.
Jason Benskin
–> This Project presents a unified and coherent picture of the field. The contents focus on the topics and techniques that are most promising for building and analyzing current and future intelligent systems.
Jason Benskin
The Top Ten Algorithms of the Century
- the Monte Carlo method or Metropolis algorithm, devised by John von Neumann,
Stanislaw Ulam, and Nicholas Metropolis; - the simplex method of linear programming, developed by George Dantzig;
- the Krylov Subspace Iteration method, developed by Magnus Hestenes, Eduard
Stiefel, and Cornelius Lanczos; - the Householder matrix decomposition, developed by Alston Householder;
- the Fortran compiler, developed by a team lead by John Backus;
- the QR algorithm for eigenvalue calculation, developed by J Francis;
- the Quicksort algorithm, developed by Anthony Hoare;
- the Fast Fourier Transform, developed by James Cooley and John Tukey;
- the Integer Relation Detection Algorithm, developed by Helaman Ferguson and
Rodney Forcade; (given N real values XI, is there a nontrivial set of
integer coefficients AI so that sum ( 1 <= I <= N )
AI * XI = 0? - the fast Multipole algorithm, developed by Leslie Greengard and Vladimir
Rokhlin; (to calculate gravitational forces in an N-body problem normally
requires N^2 calculations. The fast multipole method uses order N calculations,
by approximating the effects of groups of distant particles using multipole
expansions)
- Dongarra and Sullivan, Top Ten Algorithms of the Century, Computing in Science and Engineering, January/February 2000.
- Reference 2:
- Barry Cipra, The Best of the 20th Century: Editors Name Top 10 Algorithms SIAM News, Volume 33, Number 4, May 2000, page 1.
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