일단 등록은 했는데.. 연습 언제 하지 ㅡ.ㅡ
2011년 5월 22일 일요일
2011년 5월 21일 토요일
2011년 5월 14일 토요일
Super smart Google
How the hell does Google know that I'm the lazy guy???
P.S. 김대원 shown in the left textbox is my name in Korean.
2011년 5월 11일 수요일
Churches and Cathedrals in Seoul and Boston (서울과 보스톤의 교회 및 성당 분포)
I just saw one article showing the distribution of churches around area, so I test it by myself using the google map.
Let's first check around the Boston area, where I'm now.
Cathedrals
Churches.
The number of Churches and Cathedral looks not very different.
Now, let's look at Seoul, South Korea.
Cathedrals.
Churches. WTF.
Now I can understand why we can see, after sunset, only the churches' freaking bright electronic crosses on the top of each church in the every places of Seoul.
Churches in Korea are not anymore sacred places for prayer and rest, it is just an another business model to delude people so that to legally blackmail them. I'm really sorry but it's the truth of the most of churches in Korea..
* All maps are roughly in the same scale.
P.S. Don't get me wrong. I really love to read bible and do appreciate what Jesus have done during his mortal life, just as much as I love Buddhism.
2011년 5월 2일 월요일
Our work on QSO (Quasar, AGN) detection using machine learning and time varibility
is introduced in the astrobite website:
http://astrodatamining.net/ also kindly asked me a short summary of our work to post it on their website.
Feels not bad that at least couple of peoples are reading our paper :)
2011년 4월 25일 월요일
2011년 4월 9일 토요일
Traveling salesman problem - Simulated Annealing
The optimized solution after 'lots' of iteration.
Temperature, T, was slowly decreased each iteration.
The red star is the start cities.
The blue cities are where airplanes which are faster than cars are available.
100 cities in total.
In this simulation, we assumed traveling by just a car.
Hm.. looks like not the best solution.
need to contraint T in other way?
Energy of system as a function of iteration.
E is the sum of distances between cities.
For Applied Mathematics 205b class, Harvard.
#Updated : Rather than swapping cities, reversing the traveling direction works much better. Below is the final solution using the reversing strategy.
The cIrcular cities. We all know what is the best configuration, and SA exactly found it.
One more example with 1,000 cities.
left : the initial configuration, right : the solution.
looks pretty good.
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