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tchitra
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About tchitra
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Comment #22827816
I agree that it is still unsolved, from a practical perspective. I think both sides (the MD vs. ensemble sampling) have incorporated techniques that the other side uses to improve …
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Comment #22820210
Yes, for sure. In practice (and not at the 50,000 ft. level), you do try to include the multimodalities — you don't _really_ just use E[quantum_energy(r)]. But you ARE still relian…
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Comment #22819925
That's a good question and there are a number of ways to try to tackle this. One of the main reasons you cannot do QM simulations directly is that the high quality methods can cost…
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Comment #22819699
[Disclaimer: I used to work at D. E. Shaw Research from 2011-2016] The early Anton 1 numbers of 17us/day on 100K atoms were huge leap forward then. At that time, GPU-based simulati…
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Comment #17002750
Thanks — hope you enjoyed the post!
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Comment #16998314
This seems extremely contrived and at best misleading, if it is meant to be more than an exercise to teach someone to code. If there were a function that could produce subsets of p…
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Comment #16868030
While the analysis contained in this article is rather arbitrary, blustery and imprecise, there is a mechanism by which blockchains can serve as 'partially synchronized clocks.' On…
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Comment #16571859
The diagrams remind me of performing a Dehn twist. Perhaps what you're doing at each grouping corresponds to a Dehn twist on the Tonnetz? Of course, since the Tonnetz is a particul…
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Comment #15261075
I should point out that OpenAI put out a blog post / paper suggesting that genetic algorithms can perform similarly to backpropagation for Atari/Q-Learning tasks: https://blog.open…
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Comment #11828474
Doesn't this article feel like it was written for Yahoo's benefit? Since they have a blinded bidding process (See [1]), it seems as if this article could help drum up higher bids. …
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Comment #11773654
I should correct myself: It is extremely unlikely that they are the biggest fund based on their fundraising history.
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Comment #11772553
> Berlekamp also created an algorithmic trading system that he sold to Jim Simons and that became a starting point for Renaissance Technologies, now the world’s largest hedge fund.…