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Glimpses of a fascinating world. Every now and then I catch fascinating (often mathematical) glimpses of the world and I wish to share. Every now and then, I like to take and manipulate photographs. I would not exactly call them art but some may have an. Touch Here is a selection. Broken Shell – Febuary 2015. Bubbles in Snow – Febuary 2015. Cubism – March 2015. Triple – 2011. Wasp – July 2015. Creativity and Learning – under construction since 2013. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
Beautiful Binomials | Glimpses of a fascinating world
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Glimpses of a fascinating world. Every now and then I catch fascinating (often mathematical) glimpses of the world and I wish to share. While leafing through the book Geometric Trilogy I – An Axiomatic Approach to Geometry. I came across two nice geometric depictions that are probably widely known but which I would love to have seen back in school. The first one is the geometric illustration of the algebraic fact that. The quadratic case of the binomial theorem. This can already be found. How Algebra She...
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Glimpses of a fascinating world. Every now and then I catch fascinating (often mathematical) glimpses of the world and I wish to share. How Hard is Your Maths? In Brainiac: Science Abuse. There is a wonderful category called. How Hard is Your Thing? Makes seemingly hard things undergo some of the ultimate stress tests: Can they stand the heat of thermite. The abrasion of an angle grinder? The impact of a ton of bricks? Continue reading →. Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam. No-one can carry you up.
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Glimpses of a fascinating world. Every now and then I catch fascinating (often mathematical) glimpses of the world and I wish to share. The Beats of Bitterns. In my PhD thesis. And in the paper Detecting bird sounds in a complex acoustic environment and application to bioacoustic monitoring. I have proposed a simple yet robust algorithm for automatically detecting calls of the Eurasian bittern in the wild. Continue reading →. The Beats of Bitterns. How Algebra Sheds Light on Things. Euler and the Kids.
Euler and the Kids | Glimpses of a fascinating world
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Glimpses of a fascinating world. Every now and then I catch fascinating (often mathematical) glimpses of the world and I wish to share. Euler and the Kids. Being on parental leave, somewhat naturally, gave me more time to spend in the kids’ room. After a chance encounter with Mr Pythagoras. There some time ago, it was now time for a scheduled meeting with Mr Euler. The configuration in the image to this post is known to young parents as an Oball. To mathematicians, it is known as the truncated icosahedron.
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Home location and causal modeling | High Noon GMT
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Oh, to be torn 'twixt love an' tenure. Home location and causal modeling. July 30, 2015. By Bob L. Sturm. This wonderful visual presentation of machine learning. Got me thinking. I know the example is meant only as an illustration of things like classification, statistical association, measuring performance, and the difference between train and test error, but I think the example is also illustrative of some of the problems I have been exploring. I may thus edit the below as my understanding grows.).
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Oh, to be torn 'twixt love an' tenure. Author Archives: Bob L. Sturm. Thoughts before I burn my US passport. November 9, 2016. By Bob L. Sturm. I want to burn my US passport. I really want to burn it. But that’s exactly what the terrorists want! Because if I burn it,. I won’t be able to help destroy their fucking wall. Reinforcement learning for Numberwang? November 7, 2016. By Bob L. Sturm. Attended some nice talks tonight at the London Machine Learning Meetup. First was Daniel Slater. November 3, 2016.
Playing Mozart’s Piano Pieces as Mozart Did – The New York Times | High Noon GMT
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Oh, to be torn 'twixt love an' tenure. Playing Mozart’s Piano Pieces as Mozart Did – The New York Times. July 25, 2015. By Bob L. Sturm. Playing Mozart’s Piano Pieces as Mozart Did – The New York Times. Click to print (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). This entry was posted in Music. Create a fre...
The Infinite Irish Trad Session | High Noon GMT
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Oh, to be torn 'twixt love an' tenure. The Infinite Irish Trad Session. August 7, 2015. By Bob L. Sturm. My colleague João Felipe Santos. And I found some summertime to create:. The Infinite Irish Trad Session. Our interests converged when we both took Andrej Karpathy’s RNN code. And applied it to learning to generate ABC music in traditional styles. So João grabbed all the tunes he could from The Session. And finally mix it all together and add effects with sox. Hope you have some craic! Click to share ...
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Oh, to be torn 'twixt love an' tenure. I am currently a Lecturer in Digital Media at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London. My research interests include digital signal processing for sound and music signals, machine listening, and evaluation. Here’s my google scholar page. I also waterpaint while I run. Click to print (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). 5 thoughts on “ About. I’...
Deep learning for assisting the process of music composition (part 3) | High Noon GMT
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Oh, to be torn 'twixt love an' tenure. Deep learning for assisting the process of music composition (part 3). August 13, 2015. By Bob L. Sturm. This is part 3 of my explorations of using deep learning for assisting the process of music composition. In this part, I look at creating things other than strict folk tunes with a model trained by deep learning methods on over 23,000 folk tunes. Part 1 is here. Part 2 is here. Does the world really need tens of thousands of new reels and jigs? And it gave me the...
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Oh, to be torn 'twixt love an' tenure. Deep learning for assisting the process of music composition (part 4). August 15, 2015. By Bob L. Sturm. This is part 4 of my explorations of using deep learning for assisting the process of music composition. In this part, I look at the process of composition using a model built using deep learning methods on over 23,000 folk tunes. Part 1 is here. Part 2 is here. Part 3 is here. As was one motivation for David Cope. Here is its output:. T: Oik In The Watslan.
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Oh, to be torn 'twixt love an' tenure. Deep learning for assisting the process of music composition (part 2). August 12, 2015. By Bob L. Sturm. This is part 2 of my explorations of using deep learning for assisting the process of music composition. In this part, I look at some “failures” of a model trained by deep learning methods on over 23,000 folk tunes. Part 1 is here. Here is a little bit of extended tension composed by the system, which it has titled “Barch Beach”:. These will probably not be favou...
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Glimpses of a fascinating world | Every now and then I catch fascinating (often mathematical) glimpses of the world and I wish to share.
Glimpses of a fascinating world. Every now and then I catch fascinating (often mathematical) glimpses of the world and I wish to share. The Beats of Bitterns. In my PhD thesis. And in the paper Detecting bird sounds in a complex acoustic environment and application to bioacoustic monitoring. I have proposed a simple yet robust algorithm for automatically detecting calls of the Eurasian bittern in the wild. Continue reading →. How Algebra Sheds Light on Things. Authored together with Horst Knörrer. I will...
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