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Applied and Computational Math Seminars


Jan 24 2023
Jeseok Bang (NHMFL, FSU)
Numerical Simulation of High Field No-Insulation REBCO Magnet
ACM Seminar
Time: 15:05
Location: 231 LOV
Superconductor magnets hold immense promises for strong magnets based on the fascinating nature that high current can flow with negligible Joule-heating loss dissipation. They have indeed enabled di... More
 
Jan 31 2023
Adrian Barbu (Department of Statistics)
Training a Two Layer ReLU Network Analytically
ACM Seminar
Time: 15:05
Location: 231 LOV
Neural networks are usually trained with different variants of gradient descent-based optimization algorithms such as stochastic gradient descent or the Adam optimizer.  Recent theoretical work state... More
 
Feb 7 2023
Hui Duan (Department of Mathematics)
DGSM Shapley for global sensitivity analysis
ACM Seminar
Time: 15:05
Location: 231 LOV
Global sensitivity analysis measures the importance of the inputs of a model to its output. Several approaches, such as Sobol sensitivity indices, derivative based global sensitivity measures (DGSM), ... More
 
Feb 14 2023
Ruilong Yue (Department of Mathematics, FSU)
The Global Active Subspace Method
ACM
Time: 15:05
Location: 231 LOV
 
Feb 28 2023
Nathan Crock (Department of Scientific Computing, FSU)
Neural Ordinary Differential Equations and Computational Reading Models
ACM
Time: 15:05
Location: 231 LOV
Among the numerous advances taking place within the discipline of machine learning, the sub-field currently known as scientific machine learning has seen encouraging developments. This branch of ML re... More
 
Mar 7 2023
Melissa Marchand (Naval Surface Warfare Center, Panama City, FL)
Graph Self-Similarity and Role Models
ACM
Time: 15:05
Location: 231 LOV
Community detection is a popular approach used to analyze large networks and obtain relevant statistical properties by finding community structures in networks. However, community detection algorithms... More
 
Mar 21 2023
Sathya Chandramouli (Department of Mathematics, FSU)
Non-Hermitian dispersive hydrodynamics and Riemann problems
ACM
Time: 15:05
Location: 231 LOV
 
Mar 28 2023
Mark Sussman (Department of Mathematics, FSU)
The continuous moment of fluid method and decision tree machine learning for stably and efficiently computing solutions of problems in materials processing and NASA applications
ACM
Time: 15:05
Location: 231LOV
 
Mar 29 2023
Students in ACM and Math Fin (FSU)
Stochastic computing and optimization
Computational Methods for Stochastic Optimization and Control
Time: 3:05pm
Location: 231