Algorithm Animation I've written some Java code for animating algorithms. As time passed, the code developed into a general-purpose system. The latest version, which I call Gawain, is available online. Some earlier efforts An old applet that animates Graham's Scan, and here's the Java source code for the applet. An early version of Gawain. It runs on Java 1.0, suitable for older browsers. Author: Alejo Hausner email: ah@cs.princeton.edu CS Department, Princeton University Last Updated: May 9, 1996

Delite Algorithm Tutorial This help file covers how to invoke and understand the various design algorithms found in Delite. We could include an outline but it is far simpler to just go to the Navigate menu of this window and then select "Table of Contents". The outline of the following sections appears in a new dialog. Prim's Algorithm Prim-Dijkstra Algorithm Tours Esau-Williams Algorithm Sharma The Multi-speed Tree Design Algorithm The Nearest-Neighbor Esau-Williams Algorithm Th ...

ICS 161, Spring 2005: Design and Analysis of Algorithms General Course Information Coursework. Coursework will consist of weekly homeworks, two midterms, and a comprehensive final exam. The overall grade will be determined 10% from homework, 25% from each midterm, and 40% from the final. However, you must pass the final exam in order to pass the class. Group work on homeworks is permitted; each student should turn in his or her own copy of the homeworks. Homeworks will usually be assi ...

Algorithms and Data Structures (CSE 2320) Fall 1999 CSE 2320 Section 501/571 105 Nedderman Hall, TuTh 5:30-6:50pm University of Texas at Arlington Department of Computer Science and Engineering Past semesters: Fall 98, Spring 99 Other course materials: Dr. Holder's CSE 5311 Materials Dr. Cook's CSE 5311 Materials, Description: Design and analysis of algorithms with an emphasis on data structures. Approaches to analyzing lower bounds on problems and upper bounds on algorithms. Class ...

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This work was initiated by Prof. Frank K. H. A. Dehne with the purpose of providing a comprehensive archive of papers on algorithms in the Bulk Synchronous Parallel (BSP), the BSP* and the Coarse Grained Mulitcomputer (CGM) Model. The references herein were gathered and catalogued by Silvia Goetz. Note: Download the compressed ps-files with click of your right mouse button and "save link as"-field ! Overview on Algorithms Silvia Goetz, "Algorithms in CGM, BSP and BSP* Model: A Survey" ...

Undergraduate Graduate Online Programs Research Directory About Us Awards News and Events Alumni Industrial Relations Outreach Search CS Classes for the Spring 2006 Semester Below is a list of CS classes being offered during the Spring 2006 semester. For a list of all course descriptions, see undergraduate courses and graduate courses. The university also maintains a Class Schedule for the current semester, and a Course Catalog. Information about Instruction ...

CMSC 427 Computer Graphics Dave Mount Spring 2004 HomeHandoutsLecturesOpenGLSyllabusArt-Gallery Announcements The course is over. I have combined all the lecture notes and handouts into one large pdf file. General Information Class Time Tue, Thu 2:00-3:15 RoomCSIC 3117 Course InfoSyllabus (also in PDF format) TextComputer Graphics with OpenGL (3rd edition), D. Hearn and M. P. Baker, Prentice Hall, 2004. Personnel InstructorTeaching Assistant NameDave MountPooja Nath ...

Cognitive Systems: Integrated and Hybrid Architectures and Algorithms This homepage is maintained by the Artificial Intelligence Research Group led by Vasant Honavar in the Department of Computer Science at Iowa State University. This page is under construction. Please send suggestions for additions or changes to: honavar@cs.iastate.edu . Integrated and Hybrid Intelligent Systems Resource List Hybrid Models - Learning and Architectures Mailing List. To subscribe, send email to l ...

Home Page for CMSC 251 (Algorithms) Grades will be ready Tuesday afternoon (Dec 17). On my door. Instructor: Samir Khuller Office: AVW 3217. Office phone: 405--6765. E-mail: samir@cs.umd.edu. Office Hours: Monday: 3pm--4pm, Wednesday 5pm--6pm, Thursday: 11am--12am. If you cannot make these hours, please make an appointment to see me at a different time. Teaching Assistant: Sungjoon Ahn Office: AVW 4160. Office phone: 405--2724. E-mail: sjahn@cs.umd.edu. Office Hours: Monday: 1-2pm, Wednesda ...

CP2001 - Data Structures & Algorithms (3 units) Offered in : First Semester Availability : To all students on Townsville and Cairns campuses with appropriate prerequisites and corequisites. Prerequisite Subjects : CP1300 Prerequisite to Subjects : CP2002, CP2003, CP3050, CP3060, CP3070, CP3100, CP3110, CP3210 Inadmissible Subject Combinations : CP2000, CP2010, CP2060, CP2101 Description Introduction to data structures; internal data structures, e.g., lists, queues, trees, and table ...

CS 161: Design and Analysis of Algorithms Winter 2005-06 [Announcements] [Class Time & Location] [Lecture Schedule] [Handouts] [Staff Info] [Questions?] Announcements DateAnnouncement 2006.jan.10The webpage is up and running! 2006.jan.20Please be sure to check the class newsgroup (su.class.cs161) regularly. 2006.jan.26The first section will be held Monday, Jan 30th, 3:15-4:05 in Gates 400. 2006.jan.26Exam #2 will be held during the regular class time (1:15 - ...

CS2604: Data Structures and File Processing Spring Semester 1999 Instructors Bill McQuain (MWF at 1:00 Section) Email: mcquain@cs.vt.edu Office: McBryde 631, 540-231-5605 Office Hours: TBA Dr. John Roach (MWF at 9:00 and 11:00 Sections) Email: roach@vtopus.cs.vt.edu Office: McBryde 622, 540-231-5368 Office Hours: Mon: 0800-0850, Wed: 1000-1050, Fri: 1300-1400 Dr. Cliff Shaffer (TuTh at 12:30 Section) Email: shaffer@cs.vt.edu Office: McBryde 331, 540-231-4354 Office Hours ...

CSE 373 - Analysis of Algorithms Course Time: 12:50 - 2:10PM Tuesday-Thursday Place: 201 Hvy Engr. Steven Skiena's office hours are after class, i.e. 2:15 -- 3:45PM Tuesday and Thursday in 1411 Computer Science, and by appointment. The course TA will be Girish Sabhnani. He will have office hours Monday and Wednesday from 4PM to 5:30PM in the TA room (2110 CS). His email address is gk@cs.sunysb.edu and his cell phone is 631-235-9220. During finals week Girish will have office hours by ap ...

DAJ -- A Toolkit for the Simulation of Distributed Algorithms in Java DAJ is a toolkit for designing, implementing, testing, simulating, and visualizing distributed algorithms in Java. DAJ consists of a Java class library with a simple programming interface that allows to develop distributed algorithms based on a message passing model. The resulting programs may be executed in standalone mode using a Java interpreter or embedded as applets into HTML pages and executed by Web browsers. T ...

Course 12.2AB2 Data Structures and Algorithms II Course Details 1999/2000 What this Course is About The course introduces a range of standard data structures and algorithms that are important for practical programming tasks, focusing on graph, string, and geometric algorithms. This web page will be used simply to make available any handouts and slides that are not given in the lectures. It is not intended as a full web site describing the course. The module descriptor is available ...

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David MacKay Information Theory, Pattern Recognition and Neural Networks Prerequisites Course Summary Supervisions The Book « ·Errors Further reading Software ·References Old links Any questions? Search : Home Information Theory, Inference, and Learning Algorithms (Hardback, 640 pages, Published September 2003) Order your copy Price: £35.00 / $60.00 from |CUP UK/USA| |amazon.co.uk/.com/.ca/.co.jp| |Barnes and Noble USA | book ...

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Genetic and Evolutionary Algorithms: Principles, Methods and Algorithms Contents 1 Introduction 2 Overview 3 Selection 3.1 Rank-based fitness assignment 3.2 Roulette wheel selection 3.3 Stochastic universal sampling 3.4 Local selection 3.5 Truncation selection 3.6 Tournament selection 3.7 Comparison of selection schemes 4 Recombination 4.1 Real valued recombination 4.1.1 Discrete recombination 4.1.2 Intermediate recombination 4.1.3 Line recombination 4.1.4 E ...

Evolutionary Algorithms in Action An Interactive Tutorial based on Java Applets and Mathematica Notebooks Christian Jacob Dept. of Computer Science, Programming Languages University of Erlangen and Dept. of Computer Science, The University of Calgary, Canada Table of Contents Introduction About Evolvica ... This section gives a brief overview of the ideas behind Evolvica as a web and notebook based tutorial on evolutionary algorithms. The following two ...

AI-related FAQs Genetic Algorithms FAQ FAQ: comp.ai.genetic part 1/6 (A Guide to Frequently Asked Questions) FAQ: comp.ai.genetic part 2/6 (A Guide to Frequently Asked Questions) FAQ: comp.ai.genetic part 3/6 (A Guide to Frequently Asked Questions) FAQ: comp.ai.genetic part 4/6 (A Guide to Frequently Asked Questions) FAQ: comp.ai.genetic part 5/6 (A Guide to Frequently Asked Questions) FAQ: comp.ai.genetic part 6/6 (A Guide to Frequently Asked Questions) Last Web Update on August 10, 1997 by Mark Kantrowitz AI.Repository@cs.cmu.edu

GENETIC ALGORITHMS TUTORIAL This is a tutorial which guides you through the process of making a genetic algorithm (GA) program. To make and run the program, you'll need to use a C compiler on your computer. Ariel View A GA tries to simulate the process of evolution that happens on Earth. First you create a bunch of organisms who each have a unique set of genes (usually chosen randomly). They are the first generation. Then you evaluate and rank the fitness of each of the organizms according to ...

Handbook of Algorithms and Data Structures Gaston H. Gonnet Informatik, ETH Zürich Ricardo Baeza-Yates Dept. of Computer Science, Univ. of Chile Warning: This Beta version needs a browser capable of handling tables. The contents is still under revision, please send comments as indicated below if you find any problem. These WWW pages are not a digital version of the book, nor the complete contents of it. Here you will find the preface, table of contents, index and all sour ...

Professor Kirk Pruhs Dept. of Computer Science 210 South Bouquet Street Sennott Square Building, Room 6415 University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh , PA 15260 Email: kirk@cs.pitt.edu Phone : 412-624-8844 Fax : 412-624-8854 Research My research interests are in algorithmic problems that arise in computer systems and computer networks. My current research focuses on algorithmic problems in temperature and energy aware computing, algorithmic problems in scalable multicas ...

Main Page Description FAQ Courses that Use(d) LYDIAN Download Installation Manual html pdf ps.gz Updates & Changes Forums A VR Extention EXJOBBS People Related Publications One area in which visualization techniques may be applied to enhance understanding of computer systems is the field of distributed algorithms. Lydian is a simulation and visualization environment for distributed algorithms that provides to the students an experimental environment ...

CRM/ MITACS/ IRIS Workshop on Selecting and Combining Models with Machine Learning Algorithms Montreal, Québec, Canada, April 11-14, 2000 April 11-14, 2000 Centre de Recherches Mathématiques, Montréal Organizers: Yoshua Bengio (Université de Montréal) and Dale Schuurmans (University of Waterloo) Workshop Program and Pointers to Workshop Material Location of the conferences: Room 1140 (1st floor), Pavillon André-Aisenstadt, Université de Montréal, 2920 Chemin de la Tour, Montréal ...

NNUGA Neural Network Using Genetic Algorithms By Omri Weisman and Ziv Pollack A final project in the course Robotics 95 Using Genetic Algorithms in Computer Learning Essentially, Genetic Algorithms (GA) are a method of "breeding" computer programs and solutions to optimization or search problems by means of simulated evolution. Processes loosely based on natural selection, crossover, and mutation are repeatedly applied to a population of binary strings which represent potential solu ...

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CMPSC 101 - C++ Programming Penn State University - Berks Campus Instructor - Mr. Minich General ResourcesChapter ResourcesLecture Resources Monday Section 050 Course SyllabusCh. 1 & 2 (statements)Lecture #1 (ch. 1)Jan 9 Prog. AssignmentsCh. 3 & 4 (functions)Lecture #2 (ch. 2) asst #1 is dueJan 16 Exam Information Ch. 5 (files)Lecture #3 (ch. 2)Jan 23 Student GradesCh. 7 (if 's & loops)Lecture #4 (ch. 3)Jan 30 Coding StandardsCh. 10 (arrays)Lecture #5 (ch. 3)Feb 6 ...

PERFORMANCE '96 Lausanne, October 7-11, 1996 International Conference on Performance Theory, Measurement and Evaluation of Computer and Communication Systems (Organised by IFIP WG7.3) Tutorials Click on the following links to get an abstract of the tutorial and links for downloading the Postscript files (if available) of the Tutorial slides. Issues in Trace-Driven Simulation Error Bound Analysis for Queueing Networks Queueing Networks with Finite Capacity Queues and Blockin ...

Plan for Classes of ICS621 8/22 (Tue) Introduction o class roster (Have students send me emails) o algorithmics o objectives, grading scheme and course outline o students' background 8/24 (Thu) Lecture (Chapter 1) o algorithm design o algorithm verification o algorithm analysis 8/29 (Tue) Lecture (Chapter 2) o Turing machines as a model of computation o problems as languages o instances as strings o input size o comput ...

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SGI HomeHow to BuyAbout SGIWorldwide Products & Services | Industry Solutions | Support & Downloads | Developers MLC++ Legal Issues Mailing List Documentation Utilities Tree Visualizer History Source Code Environment/ Standards MLC++ MLC++ is a library of C++ classes for supervised machine learning. The MLC++ utilities were created using the library. MLC++ (up to version 1.3.X) was developed at Stanford University and was public domain; tha ...

DemoGNG (Version 1.5) Home SysBio Research Networks DemoGNG The Institute ¤People ¤Courses ¤Graduate study ¤Events ¤Directions ¤Search ¤FTP Server Theoretical Biology Systems Biophysics ¤People ¤Publications ¤Research ¤Diploma Theses ¤Contact (Please wait while loading ca. 122 KByte class-code.) DemoGNG, a Java applet, implements several methods related to competitive learning. It is possible to experiment with the methods using various data distribut ...

Automatic Design of Algorithms Through Evolution Automatic Design of Algorithms Through Evolution (ADATE) is a system for automatic programming i.e., inductive inference of algorithms. ADATE can automatically generate non-trivial and novel algorithms. Algorithms are generated through large scale combinatorial search that employs sophisticated program transformations. Some Selected ADATE Publications Reference [2] in the list below gives an overview of ADATE. For the time being, the best so ...

The GAG Website is undergoing a redesign. Please be patient with the site in the meantime. Thank you. For a more updated GAG information, please see here. The Genetic Algorithms Group Under the direction of Kenneth A. De Jong, the Genetic Algorithms Group (GAG) at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia is comprised of students, faculty, and representatives from local industry who share an interest in genetic algorithms and other forms of evolutionary computation. Group m ...

The JavaTM Tutorial Start of Tutorial > Start of Trail Search Feedback Form Trail: Essential Java Classes Lesson: Threads: Doing Two or More Tasks at Once This chapter has been updated to reflect features and conventions of the latest release, JDK 5.0. If you notice any errors or omissions (or something you really like), please tell us. A snapshot of three copies of an applet that animates different sorting algorithms is shown in the following figure. No, this chapter is ...

GA Optimizer If you are using a WWW browser that can run Java applets, such as Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer , then you will see a button labeled Start GA. Press this button to view the graphical version of the genetic algorithm. Once started, you can dismiss the window by pressing the Quit button. The colored lines represent the agents which are in search of the global maximum of the given graph. The agents' positions may seem random, but notice how they cluste ...

the Technology Interface / Spring98 Understanding and Implementing the Algorithm Used for Adding BCD Numbers By © Jerome Tapper, 1998 jtapper@coe.neu.edu Northeastern University School of Engineering Technology Boston, Massachusetts ABSTRACT Real numbering systems are characterized by the fact that they can be manipulated by the four basic arithmetic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Coded numbers on the other hand are codes of some form ...

This is an award winning page StudyWeb Visualizing Geometric Algorithms - State of the Art David Dobkin Department of Computer Science Princeton University Princeton, NJ 08540 dpd@cs.princeton.edu Abstract: The visual nature of geometry makes it a natural area where visualization can be an effective tool in communicating ideas. This is enhanced by the observation that much of the action in computational geometry occurs in 2 and 3 dimensions, where visualization i ...

Summing a collection of numbers Computing factorials Generating the Fibonacci sequence Finding the greatest common divisor by Euclid's algorithm Raising a number to a large integer power Factoring integers The fast Fourier transform Merging sorted lists Merge sorting Evaluating unsigned integer numerals Selective tallying Computing sines Computing square roots by Newton's method Swapping values Reversing the elements of a vector Tallying by category Removing dup ...