On Gregory Orr's Poems [with Response]

? Calibration and convexity : response to Gregory Wheeler ?

In his ‘Objective Bayesian calibration and the problem of non-convex evidence’, Gregory Wheeler criticises the principle I invoke in Williamson (2010) for calibrating degrees of belief with chances. Bayesian epistemologists commonly appeal to some sort of Calibration norm that says that degrees of belief should be calibrated to known chances. Typically they invoke a principle variously known as...

Gregory on the sun illusion.

Gregory Pavlov

Computer Science Advisor: Prof. Robert Signorile Intelligent Entities in a Distributed Simulation Environment Abstract In addressing the growing model sizes used in simulation environments, I examine adding machine learning techniques to the entities in a model in an effort to produce such side effects as emergent behavior. Distributing the environment in order to increase the efficiency of the...

Gregory Pavlov

In addressing the growing model sizes used in simulation environments, I examine adding machine learning techniques to the entities in a model in an effort to produce such side effects as emergent behavior. Distributing the environment in order to increase the efficiency of the simulation also plays an important role in this thesis. The added intelligence of entities may have some affect upon t...

Parametric timing estimation with Newton-Gregory formulae

This paper presents a novel method for parametric worst-case execution time (WCET) estimation of loops. The method determines a parametric bound on the iteration space size of loops with both affine and nonaffine loop bounds in an efficient manner using a formulation based on Newton–Gregory interpolating polynomials. Parametric WCET formulae are used to support dynamic scheduling decisions at r...