viernes, 18 de marzo de 2016

Flujos sin órbitas periódicas y sus conjuntos minimales


Flujos sin órbitas periódicas y sus conjuntos minimales

Ana Rechtman Bujalic
Instituto de Matemáticas, UNAM



Resumen


En dimensión 3, conocemos una única manera, que funciona en toda variedad, de construir flujos sin órbitas periódicas. La construcción tiene una larga historia: inicia con los trabajo de F. W. Wilson en 1966 y termina casi 30 años después con los ejemplos de K. Kuperberg. Todas estas construcciones se basan en la utilización de trampas de flujos, un objeto inventado por Wilson.
Recientemente, en un trabajo conjunto con Steve Hurder, estudiamos los conjuntos minimales de los ejemplos de K. Kuperberg. En la plática presentaré algunas de sus características topológicas.







miércoles, 16 de marzo de 2016

Machine Learning Nando de Freitas UBC

  Este es un buen recurso que a mi me a acomodado bien, para aprender conceptos de machine learning,
lo imparte Nando de Freitas de University of British Columbia.
  En particular el video introductorio hace una singular y atractiva presentación comprensible de para que sirve Machine Learning.

Este es el Link a una serie de videos (21 videos) que tratan el tema, estan en ingles sin traducción.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2OtwL5T1ow&list=PLE6Wd9FR--EdyJ5lbFl8UuGjecvVw66F6


Tambien tiene cursos de otros temas relacionados a estadística, desde lo básico a lo más avanzado.
- Estadística Básica.
- Deep Learning.
- Temas Bayesianos.
- Procesos Gaussianos.
- Regresiones.
- Redes Neuronales.
- Etc...


lunes, 14 de marzo de 2016

LabView Practices

National Instruments LabView

------ LabView Tutorial 1 ------------
Create Project Window




BlankVI (Virtual Instruments)
- Two windows
  Front panel  grey one Inputs & Outputs Interface USER
  Block Diagram

Run | Run_Continuosly | About | Pause
  FONT-F_size
    Align Object | Distrubute Objects | Resize | Reorder | Search | Context Help
  Debugging tools only in Block Diagram



  R-Click on FrontPanel   -> Open window Controls
  R_click on BlockDiagram -> Opwn Window Functions

  Chinche deja la ventana de Controles/Funciones Abierta y separada para maniobrar


  Controls Palette -> Numeric -> numeric Control numeric Indicator

  Function Palette contains Structures & Functions


  Context Help from MEnu or CTRL-H

  Form de Palettes can SEARCH by click on upper icon.

  When Run a broken diagram show a windows indicating int, DoubleClick on It an shows the error.

  Title and size can be changed.

  highlight execution shows the data

----  LabView Tutorial 2 -----------


  Block diagram functional block of code executing secuencialy

  Constants can be added numericals, booleans,...  can be edited

  Data flow - strictrly flow order of code excecucion, first blocks must be executed before de next bocks are executed

  --- LabView Tutorial 3 -------

  Parallel procesing - two pieces of code are executing at the same time on the same program

  
  function palette - programmning - structures -> while loop, loop conditional terminal 



  -------------------------------

  Control Panel -> CTLR_E -> Block Diagram
                <-        <-

  CTRL-T   Tile the windows

Writing Your First LabVIEW Program
Block Diagram - functional graphical code


running a string constant and a String Indicator


Using the Tools Palette in NI LabVIEW
Tools Palete : View-Tools Palette allows customize de elements in the front panel and block diagram. Also can be set to automatic selection.


LabView Tutorial 1 - Intro to Dataflow Programming (Enable Integration)

●    Block Diagram does not execute left to right
●    Node executes when data is available to all input terminals
●    Node supply data to all output terminals when done
●    Parallelism (multiple processors!)




diagram - Diagrama de flujo de programación

LabVIEW Tutorial 2 - Context Help Window (Enable Integration)

Context Help from MEnu or CTRL-H

LabVIEW Tutorial 3 - SubVI Icon and Connector (Enable Integration)




bla bla..

LabVIEW Tutorial 4 - While Loop (Enable Integration)



bla bla..

LabVIEW Tutorial 5 - Shift Register (Enable Integration)



the shift register must be initialized, all of them.

LabVIEW Tutorial 6 - For Loop (Enable Integration)

  When using for loop, its important to consider to integrate a timer delay at least of 1ms, other wise the prossesor will be totally focused on destiny the time of the procesor to the task, doing low responsive the front panel.



There are options when right click on the border of the for loop, to manage parallelism




LabVIEW Tutorial 7 - Loop Auto Indexing (Enable Integration)

when put on the border of the for loop auto-indexed tunel appears, this pass values from one for loop to other, in this case are generating aleat numbers and then adding a constant value to each element of the array.
when right click on the border of auto-indexed tunel options appear tunel mode, with last value, indexing, concatenated, conditional.



LabVIEW Tutorial 8 - Creating 2D Arrays (Enable Integration)

Single dimension arrays shows a single line



multiple dimension array shows two lines


Also a multidimentional array can be created with two concatenated for loop structures, using auto-index tunnel.




LabVIEW Tutorial 9 - Waveform Charts (Enable Integration)
With right-Click show a popup window where we can select the Chart History Length, that means the number of points in horizontal axis.


Now we can see how the scroll is realized, this scroll can be ajusted from tree differents modes. Right-Click Advanced->update mode->Strip, Scope , Sweep.


when on the chart, we do right-click, appears







Making visible the graph palette


cursors, zoom, scroll window hand


LabVIEW Tutorial 10 - Waveform Graphs (Enable Integration)



LabVIEW Tutorial 11 - Mechanical Action of Booleans (Enable Integration)



LabVIEW Tutorial 12 - Cluster Controls, Indicators, and Constants (Enable Integration)

Cluster, in the border rigth-click,we have an popup menu
In the context help we get the data of the cluster.


Automatic ordering when addend new elements


Also we have cluster constant, in this case with a numeric constant and a string constant.


LabVIEW Tutorial 13 - Cluster Functions (Enable Integration)



Use bundle and unbundle, also bundle by name and unbundle by name


LabVIEW Tutorial 14 - Case Structures (Enable Integration)
The CASE structure has a SELECTOR LABEL and a CASE SELECTOR terminal. by default create with TRUE FALSE cases.


If we change the Boolean control with a String control, the label selectors change to strings ("true"...). And with the right-click over the border of the case structure we can add a case or set a default case.



Changing to nomeric the control of I32, the value cases can be expressed like 3,4,5 or
3...  or ..-1,3..  to match the cases values of the input.
When not defined the output case, it will be 0 for numeris, empty string for string, false for boolean.


LabVIEW Tutorial 15 - Sequence Structure (Enable Integration)

There are two types:
Flat Sequence Structure
Stacked Sequence Structure
This structures gives a secuence of execution fo segments of grafical code, other wise code segments are executed parallely.


Adding a flat sequence structure and with right-click on the border, we can add, remove, merge, insert frames.


Also we can use a stacked sequence structure, were de code segments are stacked secuentialy executed, to share valiables between them, que can create a sequence local, with appear like a yellow scuare where the data can be transfered out this frame to other frame.


 LabVIEW Tutorial 16 - Diagram Disable Structure (Enable Integration)


also exist a Conditional Disable Structure.

LabVIEW Tutorial 17 - Property Node (Enable Integration)
string property node.vi example, graph property node.vi example
Over an element, rigth-click ->create->property node and show all the properties that can be used, manipulated of the control.


The next code make visible or not the boolean control with the set visible control.



adding another property node "disabled"



Adding a slide to affect de position left property of the boolean control, The out boolean property node of the loop, is to get the initial position of the control at the start moment.
it was obtained from the front panel directly, not from the already property node existing inside de loop. after was added this property inside the loop.



String Property Node example



Graph Property Node
Create a two array data from signal generators, then build array and add input, to get a 2d array. on properties, ActPlot property set to 0 select the first set of properties that will be manipulated, then again and down the list of properties, do the same with 1 on ActPlot property.






LabVIEW Tutorial 18 - String Functions [Part 1] (Enable Integration)




Here we use de Scan From String function and substring



Format Into String is another string function, that convert multiple input data to string formated




LabVIEW Tutorial 20 - Dialog Functions (Enable Integration)

Starting from Block Diagram we select Dialog Functions, Two Button Dialog.



  A simple Dialog flow were ask for exit (it exit anyway), and if  the answer is "Yes", shows a second Dialog.



LabVIEW Tutorial 21 - File Paths (Enable Integration)

- Path Data Type
- Path Controls and Constants
- Build paths
- Strip paths
- Converting Strings <-> paths

Select the File Path Control from Contrls->Modern->String & Path->File Path Control.



This is the Control, and with right-click we can adjust extra characteristics...



The executed result is


The Path Control has his own constants...
like Path Constant - any file path
      Empty Path     - to build a new path from zero...
      Not A Path Constant - to return a <Not a Path> from any structure or subVI result where not a valid file path is required.
       Not A RefNum Constant - to return from a structure or subVI like an error..
       Current VI path - not need explain.
       Library VI path  - not need explain.



This is an example of strip path and build path.



In this exercise, we initialize the value property by property node method, the File Path Control, including inside a while loop, and then open and close the file. look at the error out indicators.


An example of the use of conversions between path<->string, path<->array of strings.


LabVIEW Tutorial 22 - Text Files (Enable Integration)
- Writing a text to a text file
- Writing by path vs. writing by file references.
- Reading from text files.

The easiest way to write to a file, is like showing next.


we used the control File IO -> Write Text File which do all the work, it opens a dialog asking for the file name, and write to it.

These are util controls (some) and File Constants:



In this case we use a Path Control to asign the path to the Open File Control, it can be canceled, if this is the case just pass the Case Structure with TRUE, and the error out is permeated, else if not canceled, the refnum is passed to the Write Text File Control that do the job, and then Close de File whit Close File control.





The example of Read from Text File is as shown below, is the same lake the previous example, with some changes.


LabVIEW Tutorial 23 - Format to File, Scan from File (Enable Integration)

We can refer from the example integrated with the software, Format Into File and Scan From File.vi, but we create new one and taste the way of do it. Basicaly it join diferent type of data and write to a file, to then read this. The data string passed to the Format to File has not to have spaces, because it will be considered as other field data.




The result is a data formated as the String format says, if the Format String is omited then the data will be writed simple separated by space.



LabVIEW Tutorial 24 - Spreadsheet Files (Enable Integration)

The simples way to use the control is like follow


To Read the file easy



LabVIEW Tutorial 25 - Customizing VI Properties (Enable Integration)

From File->VI Properties we get:


Some Dialogs from the categories.


LabVIEW Tutorial 26 - Key Navigation (Enable Integration)


We can Focus an element, like button, selecting a key or his combination with Shift, Control key, also can skip the focus when Tab change focus.



LabVIEW Tutorial 27 - Event Driven Programming (Enable Integration)

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FREE LabView Training CLD Preparation Exam
  www.youtube.com


  ---- CLD Exam Graing Criteria -----
  Functionality  15                37.5%
  Style          15                37.5%
  Documentation  10                25%
           sum   40                100%
  -----------------------------------

  pass grade => 75%

  What skills does a CLD demostarte?
  -Problem Solving skills
  -LabView competency
  -Modular, scalable, and maintainable application design experince
  -consistent documentation
  -Moderate development (wiring) speed
  -Debbuging and testing

  CLD Exam Theme Scenario - Sequencer

  program design should be scalable to adapt to additional steps

  FRONT PANEL

  csv or ini file      start (setup or start)
    step 2,10,2
    step 3,4,3
    step 1,6,5

  Secuencer Setup
    |0   Step Selector   Step2 V   Mode
       Timing          10           Continuous Run
       Wait            2            Single Run

       Step Selector   Step3 V
       Timing          4
       Wait            3

       Step Selector   Step1 V
       Timing          6
       Wait            5

  Block Diagram             ----------------------------
                           V                            |
                      Step 1                            |
                      Execute: x secs                   |
                           |     wait for m secs        |
                           V                            |
     start    ---->   Step 2                      wait for k secs
                      Execute: x secs                   ^
                           |     wait for n secs        |
                           V                            |
                      Step 3                            |
                      Execute: x secs   ----------------

  CLD Exam Theme - Summary
  - Exams are based on a sequencer type applications
  - Step order is configurable via an input file or user interface
  - Timing is an essential aspect of the application
  - Output or log file may be required
  - Application  must respond to user interface activity within 100msec.

  CLD Exam Design
  1. Design Patterns
  2. Timing Methods
  3. Development Style
  4. Documentation
  5. Error Handling

  Design Patterns for CLD Applications

  Design pattern   Advantages                Disadvantages
  State Machine   Handles Sequence Control   Cannot handle storing of sequences
                                             May not be responsive enough to user
                                             interface events

  Queue based user  -Extends state machine to  -Does not allow intensive event or
  interface event    store sequences           sequence processing
  Handler           -Handles user interface    -User interface events need to be
                     events                     controlled by limiting access to front
                                                panel controls

  Producer/Consumer -Responsive to user        - Does not integrate non-user interface
  with events        interface events            events well
                    - Allows intensive event and
                    sequence processing
  =========================================


viernes, 11 de marzo de 2016

Yahoo PIPES

Una forma de hacer consultas en la web con Querys gráficos. desafortunadamente yahoo pipes ya no es libre, ya que fue adquirida por Amazon, pero la integro a su AWS (amazon web services). he aquí algunos querys que realizé.
























YQL yahoo query language

Una forma de consultar la web

Se pueden consultas con lenguaje SQL estandar sobre la red con alcance de redes sociales, como amazon, apple ...
Se requieren llaves para acceso con OAUTH2.




Theory and applications of shearlets
Demetrio Labate
Universidad de Houston


http://www.math.uh.edu/~dlabate


Several advanced multiscale representations, most notably curvelets and shearlets, were introduced during the last decade to overcome known limitations of wavelets and other traditional methods. In fact, even though wavelets are very efficient to handle signals with point singularities, they are suboptimal when dealing with edges and those distributed singularities which typically dominate multidimensional data. Shearlets by contrast are specially designed to combine the power of multiscale analysis with ability to handle directional information efficiently. As a result, they offer very useful microlocal properties and optimally efficient representations, in a precise sense, for a large class of  multivariate functions.

In this talk, I will illustrate the construction of shearlet frames and give a brief overview of their sparse approximation properties. Next, I will present and discuss several results illustrating the unique ability of the shearlet transform to provide a precise geometric characterization of singularities. These properties provide the theoretical underpinning for several state-of-the-art applications from signal processing and inverse problems, including data restoration, edge detection and feature extraction.
  Se le questiona acerca de si son mejores los filtros basados en Shearlet que en Least median squares, y da la observación de que depende del tipo de ruido del que se este trabajando. pues si, la caracterización del ruido determina su tipo o distribución.
 




viernes, 4 de marzo de 2016


Control on Lie groups via Energy Shape Change
Cristina Stoica
Wilfred Laurier University at Waterloo, Ontario, Canadá


  Se habla acerca de métodos de control basados en alteraciones de inercia por movimientos en grupos de Lie.
Se muestra problemas de comportamiento de control en satelites, realizada comunmente via ruedas de reaccion (rotores) o imanes, que dejan el momento de inercia fijo, presenta un mecanismo de control alternativo, desplazamiento de puntos de masas que cambian el momento de inercia y por tanto la velocidad angular, dejando el momento angular fijo.
  muestra los sistemas de equaciones de su modelo, y como llega a ellos.

Para indagar más sobre el documento de Cristina Stoica, se le solicita acceso a su presentación, misma que me redirecciona con el Prof. Ernesto Pérez Chabela.