PhD in Control Systems from @UofGlasgow | Research on Intermittent Control with applications on Human-Computer Interaction, Motor Control, and Robotics.
The other new paper solves the direct data-driven state-feedback control problem for *general nonlinear systems*! And the controller can guarantee stability and performance of the full behavior (check this one here: https://t.co/DnOCie8IzO). (2/2)
New episode out! 😀This time we dive into the multifarious scientific journey of Rodophe Sepulchre (@KU_Leuven and @Cambridge_Uni) across nonlinear control, neuroscience and optimization on manifolds through the unifying lens of control theory 😉🔁📈🧠📐🤖
Trial run with the new animated helmet template from @sportsTemplate This was a very easy template to edit and render. Just have to push the envelope a bit more to see what kind of flair I can get away with and still get good render times. #NFL#AtlantaFalcons#football
I happily announce that the future 4th edition of my book Linear Algebra Done Right will be an Open Access book. Thus the electronic version of the book will be legally free to the world. The print version, to be published by Springer, will be reasonably priced. #LinearAlgebra
34 years after her previous gold, Pia Cramilng, one of the most famous women chess players of all time, once again shone on board 1 in the women's section, scoring 9½ out of 11 with a performance of 2532!
#ChessOlympiad 👏🥇
📷: @LennartOotes, Chennai 2022
*when the villain in the movie has a PhD*
Viewers without a PhD: Ah, they are just saying he’s a smart villain. Makes sense.
Viewers with a PhD: Ah, grad school and academia drove him to madness. Makes sense.
When training binary classifiers in @PyTorch, make sure to use the correct binary loss for your network structure.
BCEWithLogitsLoss improves numeric stability, but make sure you pass the actual logit output because it will apply the sigmoid itself.