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Your Job: Adaptive Control Theory (ACT) provides mathematically grounded and robust learning rules, prescribing that neurons should be diffusively forced toward a teacher trajectory and achieve
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Villeurbanne, Rhone Alpes | France | about 2 months ago
, noise canceling headphones, cars for noise canceling as well, professional and home audio equipment, musical instruments, etc. However, despite a very diverse range of preliminary work on this topic [1, 2
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Virtual Reality: Testing Visual and Audio Stereoscopic Compositions The term haptic refers to the transmission of tactile sensations through vibrations, force feedback, visual, and acoustic information. VR
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such as model-based optimal control and nonlinear reset control. The goal is to push beyond commercial standards, achieving unprecedented sensitivity by overcoming mechanical and interferometric noise
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-structure noise and rapid regime shifts. Integrate real-time data streams. You will experiment with heterogeneous inputs like tick-level prices, news sentiment, order-book depth, macro indicators and
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pulses develop numerical codes to calculate the system dynamics by solving partial differential equations (e.g. Schrödinger equation, von Neumann equation) model the coupling to lattice vibrations (i.e