A Control Systems Toolbox for Julia
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A Control Systems Toolbox for Julia
Continuous- and Discrete-Time Signals and Systems - Theory and Computational Examples
Neural Laplace: Differentiable Laplace Reconstructions for modelling any time observation with O(1) complexity.
Simple demo of filtering signal with an LPF and plotting its Short-Time Fourier Transform (STFT) and Laplace transform, in Python.
This repo records a part of knowledge points of the course on Signals and Systems, including Fourier transform, Laplace transform, Z-transform.
Tensor-network implementation of QFT & Discrete Laplace transforms in Julia
Web app for experimenting with control systems
Experimental pedagogy: I don't teach, I learn and document along the way. Anyone can join.
Neural Laplace Control for Continuous-time Delayed Systems - an offline RL method combining Neural Laplace dynamics model and MPC planner to achieve near-expert policy performance in environments with irregular time intervals and an unknown constant delay.
Continuous- and Discrete-Time Signals and Systems - A Tutorial Featuring Computational Examples
This is a Git repository containing code for a numerical analysis lab using Fortran and MATLAB
Dynamic mean-variance allocation under regime-switching jump-diffusions with wealth floors - fully analytical (SSRN 6534579)
A library for studying LTI dynamical systems
CSC301: Applied Mathematics III [AM-III] | SE Semester III | Computer Engineering
Service level agreement simulation for 5G network based on queueing systems.
Numerical inversion of the Laplace Transform
repository associated with manuscript "PALMA, an improved algorithm for DOSY signal processing"
GENG 8010: Engineering Mathematics [EM] | Semester I | MEng Computer Engineering
A numerical inversion of Laplace transforms library implemented in C++ library with Python bindings.
Rust implementation of Inverse Laplace Transform with Concentrated Matrix-Exponential Functions
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