Tag: Principle

How Does the Uncertainty Principle Limit Time Series Analysis?

1. Introduction The connection between the Fourier Transform, Uncertainty Principle, and time series analysis unveils a fascinating interplay that shapes the extraction of simultaneous temporal and frequency information. To understand this relationship, it's important to first briefly underst...

Dependency Inversion Principle C# Example

The Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) is one of the SOLID principles of object-oriented design, and it states that high-level modules should not depend on low-level modules. Instead, both should depend on abstractions. Furthermore, abstractions should not depend on details; details should depend ...

Core Life Principle: Invest In The Journey And Not The Outcome

The world is constantly urging us to define our lives by the outcomes we achieve. You set a goal for yourself and succeed — life is a blast. If you struggle or fall flat on your face, life is terrible. This model of reality causes us to live on a see-saw of happiness and despair where we sp...

4. Working Principle of Attention Models in Encoder-Decoder Architectures

Attention mechanism is the core component of transformer models and plays a crucial role in LLM models. Let’s consider the task of translating the sentence “the cat ate the mouse” from English to French. One approach is to use an encoder-decoder model, a popular choice for sente...

Book Review: First Principles

Given my love for classical and American history, I thought it pertinent to better understand the intellectual influences and political philosophies of our founding fathers as they sought to design a new nation. The wisdom within the Declaration and Constitution did not simply emerge as if unguided ...

A general chemical principle for creating closure-stabilizing integrin inhibitors

The paper establishes a chemical principle for designing integrin inhibitors that stabilize the inactive, closed conformation rather than the active, open conformation. Integrins are proteins involved in cell adhesion and signaling. Many integrins exist in equilibrium between inactive closed and ...

A general chemical principle for creating closure-stabilizing integrin inhibitors

The paper establishes a chemical principle for designing integrin inhibitors that stabilize the inactive, closed conformation rather than the active, open conformation. Integrins are proteins involved in cell adhesion and signaling. Many integrins exist in equilibrium between inactive closed and ...

The Maximum Power Principle

Energy is a precondition for organisms to compete. Organisms that optimize the rate/speed and efficiency of available energy are selected for. As H.T. Odum later noted, under conditions of scarcity, tending towards higher efficiency works and abundance selects for increasing the rate of use, but alw...

A Gentle Introduction to the Free Energy Principle

What does it mean to be alive? The Free Energy Principle (FEP) is one of the more elegant theories to attempt an answer to this question. Developed by Karl Friston and others from the mid-2000s onward, the FEP builds on and integrates a number of key ideas from cybernetics, predi...

Unveiling Quantum Dynamics within the Holographic Principle

Unveiling Quantum Dynamics within the Holographic Principle Abstract: This paper delves into the uncharted territories of the holographic principle by exploring the intimate connection between quantum mechanics and the fundamental fabric of reality. We present five original equations that shed li...