Prediction performance of different optimization algorithms. by Ali-Kemal Aydin (10968731)

“…<p>(A) 3 algorithms were compared in terms of the residuals of the cost function of the optimized TF on 7 mice datasets (Derivative free algorithm failed in optimizing a TF in a mouse). …”

Comparison of deconvolution and optimization algorithms on a batch of data. by Ali-Kemal Aydin (10968731)

“…Output is given by the vascular response, measured as the change in speed of red blood cells flowing inside a capillary proximal to the recorded neuronal activation (in yellow, right panel). Both experimental data have been resampled at 50ms and used to compute a set of TFs (in orange) either with direct deconvolution approaches (Fourier or Toeplitz methods, middle-upper panel TFs) or with 1-Γ function optimization performed by 3 different algorithms (middle-lower panel TFs). …”

Automatic cropping algorithm. by Thomas W Georgi (12427189)

Algorithm. by Daniel Sanchez-Taltavull (11654630)

As for Fig 2, we present failure rates as a function of the cohort size (vertical axis) versus the number of distractors (horizontal axis), for the Smyth and McClave baseline algor... by Daniela Huppenkothen (9174507)

“…In the upper right, a case where the embedded cohort has uniform targets across both attributes, but the distractors added are skewed with <i>f</i>_random = 0.1. …”

Flowchart for Algorithm 1. by Sagvan Y. Musa (17797611)

The ALO algorithm optimization flowchart. by Wenjing Wang (181404)

“…The average running time of the proposed algorithm in Sphere function and Griebank function was 2.67s and 1.64s, respectively. …”

The IALO algorithm solution flowchart. by Wenjing Wang (181404)

“…The average running time of the proposed algorithm in Sphere function and Griebank function was 2.67s and 1.64s, respectively. …”

The benchmark functions. by Shuhui Yu (1535500)

Application of the algorithm to unseen data. Presynaptic neurons labelled by rabies viral injection into layer 2/3 primary visual cortex in Penk-Cre mice. by Adam L. Tyson (10892822)

Continuous Probability Distributions generated by the PIPE Algorithm by LUIS G.B. PINHO (14073372)

“…The PIPE algorithm can generate several candidate functions to fit the empirical distribution of data. …”

Study proposed algorithm. by Ainhoa Pérez-Guerrero (21377457)

Subjects: “…assess microvascular function…”

Efficient Algorithms for GPU Accelerated Evaluation of the DFT Exchange-Correlation Functional by Ryan Stocks (16867476)

“…Kohn–Sham density functional theory (KS-DFT) has become a cornerstone for studying the electronic structure of molecules and materials. …”

F1-scores of anomaly detection algorithms. by GaoXiang Zhao (21499525)

“…Empirical evaluations conducted on multiple benchmark datasets demonstrate that the proposed method outperforms classical anomaly detection algorithms while surpassing conventional model averaging techniques based on minimizing standard loss functions. …”

Standard functions to test. by Kemal Gökhan Nalbant (18858009)

Solid lines present trend curves for normalized rolling algorithmic complexity and dashed lines depict the average rolling algorithmic complexity as a function of experimental cond... by Mikołaj Biesaga (17816940)

Variations of loss functions versus epoch number. by Xueliang Guo (4797057)

Flowchart for Algorithm 2. by Sagvan Y. Musa (17797611)

Algorithm of the brightness scale calibration experiment. by Krzysztof Petelczyc (3954203)

“…<p>In the algorithm, the following variables were used: “I” denotes the current luminous intensity of the reference diode, “inc” denotes the current difference between reference and target diode luminous intensity; “cnt” is the current number of performed trials, while “correct” is a counter of correct answers in cnt trials, both of them are counted separately for every settings of I and inc. …”

Summary of results of naïve Bayes algorithms. by Christopher E. Niemczak (8586861)

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