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Blog
Notes and essays on science, mathematics, optimization, AI, innovation, and research practice, together with accessible introductions to major new research and software results.
I use this section for material that sits between a research paper and a short announcement: the motivation behind a result, methodological or philosophical arguments, connections between projects, and occasional commentary on how mathematical ideas move into scientific and engineering practice.
OORDSU: from offline HPC to online embedded decisions
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Introducing OORDSU: a research program connecting expensive offline HPC with adaptive, real-time decision making on embedded systems under uncertainty.
What do we mean when we say one thing “causes” another?
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A summary of our ordinary-language critique of causal machine learning: causal claims acquire their meaning from mechanisms and scientific domains, not from a single domain-independent mathematical formalism.
Blog Post number 4
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Blog Post number 3
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Blog Post number 2
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Blog Post number 1
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Adding a new entry
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