Dear colleagues, friends, authors and readers of ECMI blog, Another year marked with COVID-19 is almost behind us. Although the vaccines provided temporary relief and hope for return to normal life, we are still forced to adapt to the new-normal. During the pandemic the role of science became more clear […]
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There is now a great deal of interest in parameter estimation of Ornstein-Uhlenbeck processes in finance because of its modelling capability (see e.g. [1]). That is why we investigated prediction of the unknown parameters with neural networks in the hope that we will obtain more accurate estimators than the ones […]
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A new program has started for graduates at Eötvös Loránd University: This program is for those, who want to be among the winners of the socio-economic transformations generated by artificial intelligence. It is well-known than those can make the most of the possibilities offered by artificial intelligence who well understand […]
Read moreWe report here a promising approach to use neural networks for the efficient numerical solution of boundary value problems. According to the theory of boundary integral equations and the so-called method of fundamental solutions, the principal concept is to approximate the solution by a linear combination of fundamental solutions.Neural networks […]
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This post deals with some new geometrical techniques for explainable machine learning, called GENEOs [1], that we are applying in a research group working at University of Milan and University of Bologna, to problems of drug design and molecular docking. The research is developed in collaboration with Dompé, an Italian […]
Read moreThis post is about our project with Airbus dedicated to variation simulation for the assembly process. Our research team in the SPbPU has been developing this area since 2006. When we design a mathematical model for the assembly process it is important to remember that in reality, the assembled parts […]
Read moreA minisymposium of this subject matter was organized at ECMI2021. A longer article by the 6 speakers is being prepared, this is an introduction and extended abstract. There are good reasons for increasing collaboration between ECMI and Africa. Apart from a few locations industrial mathematics in Africa is rare and […]
Read moreShapes exist everywhere: in arts, science, and engineering; in everyday life, during day and night. Our research group, consisting of PhD students Erik Jansson and Carl-Joar Karlsson supervised by Prof. Klas Modin, studies shapes as mathematical objects. That is, we investigate how shapes can be described and what is possible with […]
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At the ECMI2021 conference, we had two other mini-symposia that specifically addressed the issue of COVID-19. Due to the great public interest, we also provide recordings here that are published on the ECMI Youtube channel. MS14: Modelling and Optimization in Epidemiology (Karunia Putra Wijaya) MS15: Mathematical Innovations for Mastering the […]
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ECMI2021 is now just over and it’s time to remind ourselves of a few highlights. The mini-symposium by Katerina Kaouri (Cardiff University) and Ian Griffiths (University of Oxford) on “Modelling COVID-19 Transmission in Indoor Spaces” can now be viewed on the ECMI YouTube channel: Dimitris Drikakis, “Present and Future of […]
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