Tiny programs to submit events to Riemann. Riemann-health, for example, submits events about the current CPU, load, memory, and disk use. Also available is riemann-bench, which submits randomly ...

Abstract: The iterative rational Krylov algorithm (IRKA) is a commonly used fixed point iteration developed to minimize the ${\mathcal {H}}_{2}$ model order reduction ...

To reach its good approximate solution efficiently, we further convert the constrained sub-problem into an unconstrained one over manifold space, which is further addressed by employing the Riemannian ...

The course gives an introduction to classical results in function theory of the complex plane, and an analytic approach to some basic notions in complex/algebraic geometry via compact Riemann surfaces ...

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If we’re hallucinating, we may not be hallucinating exactly the same thing.

This repository contains coursework and project materials for an advanced course on Information Geometry, Statistics and Learning. It includes problem set solutions and a final project exploring ...

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This gives the sphere a geometry. To be precise, this gives it a flat Riemannian metric except at the points where 5 triangles meet at a vertex. where the first dimension represents time and the rest ...

But Thurston noticed that whenever you have such a thing, you can make all the triangles be flat equilateral triangles. Then you’ve given the sphere a geometry! To precise, you’ve given it a flat ...

path 16+16n bytes Closed path (similar to polygon) ((x1,y1),...) path 16+16n bytes Open path [(x1,y1),...] polygon 40+16n bytes Polygon (similar to closed path) ((x1,y1),...) circle 24 bytes Circle ...

Concatenates two open paths (returns NULL if either path is closed). path '[(0,0),(1,1)]' + path '[(2,2),(3,3),(4,4)]' → [(0,0),(1,1),(2,2),(3,3),(4,4)] ...