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In this talk, I will try to explain some of the interest in the question of the computation of the homology of a space from noisy data samples as it relates to clustering and other natural problems. Moreover, I will also try to indicate some...

We construct our understanding of the world solely from neuronal activity generated in our brains. How do we do this? Many studies have investigated how the electrical activity of neurons (action potentials) is related to outside stimuli, and maps...

We will see how Hodge theory can be a systemic way of finding geometric structures hidden in (higher dimensional) data.

With recent advances in computing power, numerical studies of nonlinear dynamical systems have become increasingly more popular. However, errors inherent to such studies may obscure the dynamics, or in the very least raise doubts about the existence...

My collaborators and I have spent a the better part of two decades seeking to develop formally and apply empirically methods of programming work: that is, we want to know how to say what we mean, yet mean what we say to a machine built for...

Proteins with knots in their native state were discovered few years ago. Analysis of the entire protein data base indicates that there are quite a few proteins with knots, particularly with slip knots, but still the fraction of proteins with knots...