Questions tagged [modelling]
Questions on how to represent real-world or non computer science problems with computer science tools.
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How to create a database of meta-model transformations with real data?
I am currently working on meta-model transformation and the coevolution of models. I have already done some kind of a state of the art, and the next step in my research would be to collect some (...
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Tools for modelling compilers
I'm a wannabe mathematician, whose master's thesis is (by the looks of it) going to focus on a certain "compiler", used to produce learning materials from a subset of $\LaTeX$, in the context of ...
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Is there a way to connect a deep language model output to input?
In models like GPT-2, TXL and Grover, is there a good way to know which input weights (tokens) resulted in each token of the output?
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Fuzzy graph matching to merge disparate data models
I have 2 disparate data models and I want to identify when they are talking about conceptually similar things.
All elements are constructed from the same basis set of 60+ observables. Compound ...
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What's a difference between Shape-From-Stereo and Shape-From-Motion approaches?
I am reading about different approaches for 3D facial reconstruction and can't get a difference between Shape-From-Stereo (SFS) and Shape-From-Motion (SFM) approaches.The SFS regresses a shape from ...
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Relational Database to Aggregate Data Model
Can any application currently using a relational database be rewritten to use an Aggregate Data Model, by Focusing on data modelling aspects only (ignoring other features like salability or ...
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How to model references in an ontology
I am interested in creating an ontology which will model arguments (among other things). For example, a triple in the ontology might be
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What is the difference between “information model” and “conceptual model”?
I am trying to figure out the difference between information and conceptual models. For me, both terms seem to mean be the same, but I cannot find a reference where this is established. They are never ...
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How to write an if then logical constraint given part of the input related to a decision variable?
I am trying to solve an assignment problem-like from a bi-objective persepctive where I have a marketplace of vendors proposing different machines with different types and specs. The goal is to select ...
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How to evaluate the learned prototypes for multivariate time-series (e.g. motion)?
Consider a method which finds prototypes for multivariate time-series (MTS) data, and is designed to find prototypes for each class of data.
For example, the {walking} class consists of some slightly ...
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Restriction for greater than constraint in linear programming
I have a model that considers real values and that uses a binary variable $x$. In this model, the following conditions should apply:
\begin{equation}
x=
\begin{cases}
0, & \text{if}\...
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What is a logical approach to developing an algorithm which can find the optimal parameters for a function which make it best fit a given data set?
Consider the highlighted columns in the following table:
Starting with 100,000 newborns, $l_{x+2}$ denotes the number of individuals in the sample still alive at age $x+2$. If we consider Makeham's ...
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How to model an ''affinity constraint'' in assignment problem
Working on an optimization problem formulated using the well known assignment problem. My decision variable is defined as follows :
$$\alpha _{x}^{r,u} = 1\begin{cases}
& \text{ 1 if } \mathbf{...
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How to define a generic evaluation metric
Given a system (S) that accepts a tuple of parameters ($\alpha, \beta, \gamma \dots$ etc). These parameters affect the performance of S in a different way. For instance, decreasing $\alpha$ would ...
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Develop a winning strategy for a game
Okay so I've been going crazy about this problem I was given. It is as follows:
Given a pile of N matches, 2 people take turns removing matches from the pile. When it is your turn you are allowed ...
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Is this problem just an application of traveling salesman? If not is it some other already “solved” problem?
Description of the problem in question:
Say I have a complete graph with positive weighted edges. 1 vertex is specified as the "end". A subset of the other vertices are designated as "start" vertices....
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DAGs and Equivalence Class of DAGs
I am learning DAGs and Equivalence Class of DAGs, I am reading the material by Prof. Campos Ibáñez here: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project/jair/pub/volume18/acid03a-html/node2.html
However, I ...
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B2B integration modelling tools and standard suggestions
This question might be too broad, but I really need help with this. I am required to choose a standard or notation to model an integration between two business processes, one of which is external.
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How to convert two conflicting objective functions into a single objective function
I have two objective functions say f1 where I have to minimize (X+Y) and another function f2 where I have to maximize (A-B). The two functions are conflicting.
I need to convert them into a ...
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How can union-find algorithm be used with “real” data
In the beginning of the Princeton algorithms course the Dynamic connectivity problem is presented (quick-find, quick-union). Here is how it's described:
The input is a sequence of pairs of integers,...
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Modeling tiling problems as SAT problems
I read that tiling problems can be modeled as satisfiability problems (2-SAT?), but the author did not explain how. Is this true? What would be an example?
By a "tiling problem" I mean you have a ...
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Applying Ford-Fulkerson to settle a business lunch
I want to organize a business lunch with two societies $E_1$ (mine) and $E_2$. Each society is made of four people from the Executive management and 6 of the Financial Management. I want to organize ...
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Integer linear programming formulation of formula in DNF
I have multiple sets, e.g.,
$$\{1, 2\}, \{2, 3, 4\}, \{1, 4\}$$
Each variable $1, 2, 3, 4$ is binary. I need to represent the following condition without additional variables
$$(1 \land 2) \lor (2 \...
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Matching two people. One has 7% in common with the other. The other has 70% in common. What's a fair match score?
I am exploring some ideas around dating site matching, and I can do with some ideas as to which is the better solution
Senario: We have a boy and girl, the boy has completed his profile/bio ...
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Expressing a logical constraint in integer programming
Let $x$ be an integer such that $x \in [ - 10,10]$ and $b$ a binary variable. Apply integer programming to express $b = 1 \leftrightarrow x \ge3$
My work:
\begin{equation}
\begin{cases}
\...
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Set Cover and additional constraints
Consider the following bipartite graph:
Each node in red color represents a warehouse $w = \{ 1,2,3\} $. For this example we have three warehouses located at different locations. Each warehouse has a ...
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How to Determine Places, Transitions and Tokens in a Scenario when Modeling with Petri Nets?
When modeling a scenario with Petri nets how should I determine the places, transitions and tokens?
Example:
There are two exam assistants in an exam hall observing the exam. They stand in front of ...
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Linear programming formulation for the single-source shortest path problem
In this course lecture; section 5.1, single-source shortest path (SSSP) is formulated as the following linear program (LP):
\begin{align}
\max &\sum d_u \\
\text{subject to} & \\
d_v &\le ...
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The meaning of ontology in computer science
I am reading a paper and ran into this word Ontology-based, What does it really mean? I did searching about it but still ambiguous to me, can someone elaborate this ...
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How to conceptually represent attributes (characteristics) of an object in logics?
I am reading about/working on the knowledge representation using OpenCog framework http://wiki.opencog.org/w/OpenCog_Framework which essentially is special kind of probabilistic logic (s.c. PLN - ...
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Ambiguity in choosing the best ER model
I am actually little bit confused when I am reading through the text - Database system concepts by Henry F. Korth and others
I won't be able to understand one thing, which one of the following models ...
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Modelling belonging of a real variable to an interval by a boolean variable
In the context of a MILP, I have variables $x_{t} \in \mathbb{R}$ which have a lower bound $x^{min}$ and an upper bound $x^{max}$.
Let $I_{1} = [x^{min},a_{1}], I_{2} = ]a_{1}, a_{2}], ..., I_{n} = ]...
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How to simulate systems' unavailability?
I am simulating a system where the clients' unavailability is one big issue to the systems behavior.
I gathered the real system logs to analyze the unavailability of the clients in the deployment ...
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CNF form of variable assignment problem
There are n variables $x_1$, $x_2$,..., $x_n$ and each one of them takes values from 1 to k (k>= n) and all are distinct. How can I represent this in the CNF form? (I tried the trivial way of trying ...
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An alternative to the object paradigm
I've been playing around with an alternative to the standard object-oriented paradigm for modeling data, and I would like to know if there is any research or already existing systems along the same ...
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Scheduling N variable-time interdependent tasks across M workers
I have N tasks, each of them requires some time to complete. Time to complete is not the same for all tasks. Each task may depend on a number of other tasks (assume, that no dependency cycles are ...
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Stereotype in UML
What is a Stereotype in Unified modelling language?And What are the primary class stereotypes?.I need clear explanation using diagrams or real world scenario.
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choosing right neural network architecture and input features
As a short example suppose we have a kind of pollution sensor and a jet fan in a tunnel.
Jet fan turn on/off according to the automatic scenario based on pollution sensor value.
Pollution itself ...
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Modelling a dependency of multiple transitions on data in one place
We are modeling our process using a colored Petri net. One of the limitations we have is that when multiple transitions depend on one place, only one of those transitions will fire because then the ...
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How to mitigate the hierarchical error propagation in tree-structured classification
Suppose we have a multi-class classification problem, where the number of classes $K \geq 3$
We use a tree structure of multiple SVMs to divide and conquer the problem, with one example in the figure ...
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Middle ground between model-based and model-free approaches
In the context of the reinforcement learning domain, the dichotomy between model-based (learn a model and used it to determine a controller) and model-free (learn a controller without learning a model)...
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Dynamic Shortest Path with Linear Programming
Consider a grid with $x=5$ columns, $y=5$ rows, and $T$ timesteps.
There are $N=2$ agents in this grid, which can move vertically or horizontally. The positions of each agent $x$ at timestep $t$ is ...
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Context-free grammar for DAGs?
I'm looking for a "safe" representation of DAGs. With "safe" representation I mean that it can be described by a context-free grammar. Ideally, this grammar would be suitable for a simple LR parser.
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Efficient formulation for binary integer linear programming
Problem:
There are two types of balls, big (B) and small (S), which need to packed into boxes. One box can contain either:
nothing, or
1 S, or
1 B, or
2 S, or
2 B, or
1 B and 2 S
We are given the ...
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How does the Weibull distribution work as fault model in wireless sensor networks?
I am a little bit confused with the concept of using the Weibull distribution or other distribution for fault model. As I understand, in simulation this distribution is often used for modelling a ...
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Finding a method to classify pixels according to how drastic their intensity change
I am looking for a method to classify pixels into three groups: (1) Pixels which does not change their intensity much in general (the slight changes may be due to noise only), (2) Pixels which change ...
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Terminology needed for the computational solution to the Rubik's Cube
I apologize if this question is out of the guidelines of this forum. If it is please let me know and I will abstain from requesting definitions and terminology.
Hello! I am currently writing a ...
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Why arrival process of packets at a switch is not a Poisson Process?
"Packet arrivals are not Poisson
.... but some events are, such as web requests and new flow arrivals"
I know since the network traffic is very bursty, they are not Poisson.
But I am unable to ...
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Integer programming for the courier (goods delivery) scheduling problem
Model: Consider an undirected, weighted, complete graph $G = (V, E = V \times V, w: E \to \mathbb{N}^{+}, r: V \to \mathbb{N}^{+}, d: V \to \mathbb{N}^{+})$. $s \in V$ is a source vertex.
$G$ ...
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A* orientation discretization
I have a space with obstacles I wish to find a path through. What I can do is discretize the space into a grid and use A* (or D* or whatever) to find a path through it. I wish to now add orientation ...
