The Bayesian who knew too much

The man who knew too much.

Book Review: The Man Who Knew Too Much: Alan Turing and the Invention of the Computer, Volume 53, Number 10

Mathematicians like to think of themselves as seekers after truth. At the same time, there is an optimistic modeling of mathematics as a rational activity based upon generally shared foundations. Alan Turing—along with Kurt Gödel and Alonzo Church and others—was one of those metamathematical pioneers working in the 1930s who showed that the actual picture was in some ways more mundane, and in o...

Evaluation of soil erosion by TOPSIS and SLEMSA method (Case study: Romeshgan, Iran)

The present study shows that very low erosion class (0.23 to 8 tons per hectare per year) Romeshgan watershed, most of the area to be included in the attrition levels low, medium, large and have too much. In general we can say the area is low to moderate ability erodible. SLEMSA model for estimating erosion, environmental conditions are examined. These factors in watershed erosion rates in diff...

The Study of the role of the banking industry in an open economy via Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium model

In this paper we use a separate production function( Cobb-Douglas) for banking industry and investigate the effect of banking sector’s performance on macroeconomic variable , like production ,interest rate spread , loan and deposit interest rate, investment, consume, employment and….. . like a lot of developing countries , who don’t have enough resources for investment, in this model we suppose...

DisTriB: Distributed Trust Management Model Based on Gossip Learning and Bayesian Networks in Collaborative Computing Systems

The interactions among peers in Peer-to-Peer systems as a distributed collaborative system are based on asynchronous and unreliable communications. Trust is an essential and facilitating component in these interactions specially in such uncertain environments. Various attacks are possible due to large-scale nature and openness of these systems that affects the trust. Peers has not enough inform...