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Articles by Debajyoti Ray
Computer Science > Artificial Intelligence
Choosing a recovery process for scale-up requires connecting laboratory results with product requirements, process costs, and scale effects. We analyze records from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory's Computer Intelligence for Critical Element Recovery and Optimization (CICERO) workflow for autonomous selective precipitation. Active learning uses prior results to choose experiments.
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Home Full-text access for editors Mechanistic modelling of dynamic cutting forces in micro end milling of Zr-based bulk metallic glass by Debajyoti Ray; Asit Baran Puri; Naga Hanumaiah; Saurav Halder International Journal of Machining and Machinability of Materials (IJMMM), Vol.
How Artificial Intelligence Can Improve Marketing For Any Size Business
Marketing is one of the most important functions of a company that is ripe for an AI transformation. Every company can benefit from a lift in their marketing results and streamlining their marketing processes. Consumers of all types are accessible via digital channels and marketers can get access to incredible amounts of data.
Hygroscopic Coating of Sulfuric Acid Shields Oxidant Attack on the Atmospheric Pollutant Benzo(a)pyrene Bound to Model Soot Particles
To increase reproducibility of the experiments, the organic and inorganic impurities from the collected soot particles generated in controlled combustion of kerosene were removed chemically and thermally (see Supplementary information, pageS3). The resulting soot particles were termed as cleaned soot. The cleaned soot particles coated with BaP were termed as soot and the soot particles coated with H SO were termed as .
In the Mind of the Market: Theory of Mind Biases Value Computation during Financial Bubbles
The ability to infer intentions of other agents, called theory of mind (ToM), confers strong advantages for individuals in social situations. Here, we show that ToM can also be maladaptive when people interact with complex modern institutions like financial markets. We tested participants who were investing in an experimental bubble market, a situation in which the price of an asset is much higher than its underlying fundamental value.
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