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Tag Archives: adjacency matrix
@IgorCarron blogs recent applications of compressive sensing and matrix factorisation every week. (Compressive sensing solves underdetermined systems of equations, for example trying to fill in missing data, by L₁-norm minimisation.) This week: reverse-engineering biochemical pathways and complex systems analysis. (Source: … Continue reading
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May 28, 2012
Tagged adjacency matrix, applied mathematics, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, complex networks, compressed sensing, compressive sensing, dynamical systems, graph theory, Igor Carron, L₁ norm, matrices, matrix algebra, matrix factorisation, matrix factorization, networks, synthetic biology, time series, topography
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