Complexity Theory Index
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A Tour Through 254B’s Complexity Theory
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Logistics - 254
- 4 sets (each worth 17.5% for a total of 70%)
- project
- intern progress report (5%)
- project report (15%)
- peer evaluation report (10%)
SU-CS254 project guidelines
- educational
- interest/excite/educate peers
- give thoughtful, constructive feedback, etc.
Logistics - 254B
- Scribing - 30% (1 lecture) “mini project”
- check plus - 30
- check - 25
- check minus - 20
- Group Project - 70% (group, up to 3)
Scribing Details
DUE: 1 week after the relevant lecture, 3PM, prior to lecture.
composite system
Last edited: August 8, 2025compositional scene representation
Last edited: August 8, 2025compositional scene representation is the process of trying to represent a certain visual signal into its constituent parts.
Aim: unsupervised segmentation + representation
- the model finds the most intuitive representations of the scene
- train segmentation and representation together
Autoencoding segmentation! Segment => Represent => Resegment => etc.
Gaussian Mixture Model???? over pixels: regularizes by taking KL Divergence between latent and predicted output, to force them to be similar.
Loss: error in RECONSTRUCTION and KL-Divergence of latent space
computability
Last edited: August 8, 2025Computational Biology Index
Last edited: August 8, 2025Computational Biology is a the study of biology using computation.
Rather that starting from the properties, start with the end states or what properties it has; instead, we define the initial values based on the edges.
Constructor theory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructor_theory?
- the relationship between temperature and occurance of a uniform gas is actually right-skewed; the mean temperature in a uniform closed system will be higher than the median temperature
- molecules are not static: at best, molecules are static when frozen in place; yet, generally it is not in their nature to stay solidly in place; they just shuffle around but maintain the molecular sturucture
If the energy level is higher, it will ignore various troughs