Engineering – Page 20 – Artificial Intuition

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Measuring the Complexity of Sounds and Music

Have you ever wondered how complex a sound is? Our brain is fairly good at recognizing sounds or pieces ofContinue Reading

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(image from http://www.impactlab.net) Probably the most frequently used definition of risk is this one: Risk = the Probability ofContinue Reading

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Before you start to solve a problem (a numerical problem) you should check its conditioning. An ill-conditioned problem will produceContinue Reading

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In the second half of the twentieth century it has become very popular to seek optimal solutions to a broadContinue Reading

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For someone who has been doing simulation for the last 30 years it is not easy to say no. LargeContinue Reading

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Prediction of the future has always been man’s dream. However, there is an overwhelming amount of physical evidence that thisContinue Reading

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The following equation, which we call the Principle of Fragility, has been coined by Ontonix in early 2005 and indicatesContinue Reading

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A paper copyrighted in 1998, called How Complex Systems Fail and written by an M.D., Dr. Richard Cook, describes 18Continue Reading

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There still seems to be a rush towards optimal design. But there is no better way to fragility and vulnerabilityContinue Reading