The term "baseline" can mean many different things in energy efficiency and it can get confusing. Check out my latest post to see if I helped clear things up or just made it muddier!
📝📊In this week's rant, we are featuring a recent blog post from the Big Why of Evaluation, written by Jake Millette, our Associate Director of Research & Evaluation. Jake is diving into baseline studies and what they are. Check it out! https://hubs.li/Q02nQ_Tt0
📝📊In this week's rant, we are featuring a recent blog post from the Big Why of Evaluation, written by Jake Millette, our Associate Director of Research & Evaluation. Jake is diving into baseline studies and what they are. Check it out! https://hubs.li/Q02nQ_Tt0
Hi connections! Check out my latest video on "⚠️Historic Breakthrough: First Ever Direct Observation of Black Hole Pair!" If you enjoy the content, don't forget to like, subscribe, and share! Watch the Video ("https://lnkd.in/gu_H6-en")
I am proud to present the work of my fellow student from the MIPT @Puzitsky Mikhail: the use of rotation matrices in multidimensional space in text-to-video generation. As far as I know, this approach is unique. But what are the advanteges? The point is that using rotation matrices allows us to generate minimal changes, that is, this approach gives us more control over the generation process. https://lnkd.in/dRJyKXWj (in Russian) https://lnkd.in/d3BnMQfE (in Russian)
I have the honor to share with you my new publication about the influence of secondary reinforcements on the behavior of shallow foundations attached the link of the publication https://lnkd.in/diXDpu4y
Do you want to know what motivates Mirco Wölfelschneider, project manager of the CDRmare consortium sea4soCiety? Watch this short clip.
Who am I, what am I researching, why is it important and why do I enjoy my research so much: in our new video series, our experts introduce themselves and their exciting research at the ZMT. Watch Mirco Wölfelschneider, who focuses on mangroves and blue carbon. Don't miss it! https://lnkd.in/ebfuDurU
Calls: Transitivity and Labile Verbs in Typological and Diachronic Perspectives: Indo-European and Beyond: Call for Papers: Possible topics to be addressed at the workshop include (but are not limited to): • theoretical and descriptive aspects of labile verbs; • correlation between lability and morphosyntactic alignment; • the diachrony of labile verbs in individual languages and in a crosslinguistic perspective; • lability replacing or being replaced by other valency-changing phenomena; • types of lability (e.g. causative lability, reflexive lability, passive lability etc.) in synchronic and diachr
Director of the Institute for Biocomputation and Physics of Complex Systems (BIFI) and Professor of Physics, University of Zaragoza. President of the Network Science Society.
In our latest work "Assigning Entities to Teams as a Hypergraph Discovery Problem" (https://lnkd.in/da_vTWYb), we propose a team assignment algorithm based on an edge-dependent vertex-weighted hypergraph approach that focuses on resilience and diffusion optimization. The algorithm uses constrained simulated annealing, where we constrain the effort agents can exert to perform a task and the minimum effort required to complete it. Implementation on two real datasets shows the potential of the proposed solution compared to a greedy one. The proposed methods could help develop applications in different research areas such as financial systems, operational research, and ecology. Thanks to co-authors Guilherme Ferraz de Arruda , Wan He, Nasimeh Heydaribeni, Tara Javidi, and Tina Eliassi-Rad
Actual screenshot showing the raw internal processes involved with GLOBAL SERMONS where a sermon preached in English is “re-preached” into Spanish, German, French, etc using our Pipeline in The Vault. There’s a lot of pieces that go into making this work AT SCALE but it’s finally coming together. 2024 will be the year when sermons are globalized. Global Sermons Video [4min] https://lnkd.in/gyttWeAm
Marketing Coordinator at Michaels Energy
7moYou definitely helped clear things up for me, Jake! I enjoyed reading this post!