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Symbolic Optimization

Recent releases of Mathematica have significantly extended the exact global optimization capabilities, and more optimization methods are currently under development. In this talk, Adam Strzebonski shows some examples of Wolfram Language optimization functions and discusses the algorithms used to implement them.

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Bruno Autin
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Yuzhu Lu
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Mikayel Egibyan
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Tom Wickham-Jones
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Jesse Galef
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Markus van Almsick
In this talk, Markus van Almsick reviews the most popular and most advanced interpolation methods and discusses their merits and shortcomings.
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Etienne Bernard
As part of the Wolfram Language, we developed efficient yet user-friendly machine learning tools aimed for use at both beginners and experts in the field. These tools include a neural ...
Gustavo Restrepo, Ph.D, Javier Guevara
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