953 resultados para Quasi-Monte Carlo Methods
A sequential Monte Carlo EM solution to the transcription factor binding site identification problem
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We present a new approach for estimating mixing between populations based on non-recombining markers, specifically Y-chromosome microsatellites. A Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) Bayesian statistical approach is used to calculate the posterior probability
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The safety of the flights, and in particular conflict resolution for separation assurance, is one of the main tasks of Air Traffic Control. Conflict resolution requires decision making in the face of the considerable levels of uncertainty inherent in the motion of aircraft. We present a Monte Carlo framework for conflict resolution which allows one to take into account such levels of uncertainty through the use of a stochastic simulator. A simulation example inspired by current air traffic control practice illustrates the proposed conflict resolution strategy. Copyright © 2005 by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc. All rights reserved.
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用力偏倚(FB)法,由体系的晶体点阵构型出发到达平衡态所需的循环数为Metroplis法的武分之二。为了得到较好的结构信息所需的构型数也仅为后者的五分之二。虽然每个循环所需机时为Metropolis法的1.6倍,仍是一加速收敛的好方法。此外进一步支持了以分子的平移扩散作为判别抽样效率的判据,指出接受几率在0.33—0.36之间的步长可能是合适的。此外还统计了和丙氨酸作用大于2kcal/mol的分子座标,使它们与丙氨酸-水分子径向分布图的峰值相对应。图2表2参9
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This paper presents an adaptive Sequential Monte Carlo approach for real-time applications. Sequential Monte Carlo method is employed to estimate the states of dynamic systems using weighted particles. The proposed approach reduces the run-time computation complexity by adapting the size of the particle set. Multiple processing elements on FPGAs are dynamically allocated for improved energy efficiency without violating real-time constraints. A robot localisation application is developed based on the proposed approach. Compared to a non-adaptive implementation, the dynamic energy consumption is reduced by up to 70% without affecting the quality of solutions. © 2012 IEEE.
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This paper investigates the effect of the burnup coupling scheme on the numerical stability and accuracy of coupled Monte-Carlo depletion calculations. We show that in some cases, even the Predictor Corrector method with relatively short time steps can be numerically unstable. In addition, we present two possible extensions to the Euler predictor-corrector (PC) method, which is typically used in coupled burnup calculations. These modifications allow using longer time steps, while maintaining numerical stability and accuracy. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.