Mathematical modeling: school of fish
I present a three-rule model for collective behaviour. Computational experiments show how he three rules can simulate realistic movement in a simulated school of fish.
I present a three-rule model for collective behaviour. Computational experiments show how he three rules can simulate realistic movement in a simulated school of fish.
This video starts my lecture series on the mathematical concept of convolution. The lecture is part of my course “Inverse Problems 1: Convolution and Deconvolution” that I currently teach at University of Helsinki, Finland. I am a professor of Industrial Mathematics at UH.
Can a computer learn to distinguish between summer and winter? Of course. I will describe in detail how artificial intelligence can be taught to perceive temperatures.
You can train multiplication tables with kettlebells. It’s fun!
Tomography aims to reveal the internal structure of a patient based on X-ray images taken from different directions. The resulting slice image is formed with a mathematical algorithm.
This video is the first in the series “Introduction to inversion”, in which I will reveal the secrets of the study of inversion problems.
I demonstrate a basic three-rule model for flocking behaviour in a school of fish. You can find the Matlab codes here.
Matrix theory is a beautiful and useful area of mathematics. It is used in the solution of most engineering problems.