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Bunching in non-ideal roulette increases gambler's chances, leading to positive expected return.

problem Chances of a gambler are lower than a casino in ideal roulette, but deviations make it possible to win.
method Described deviations by a statistical distribution, found critical δ to equalize chances, and estimated critical capital.
result Bunching of numbers in non-ideal roulette can lead to positive expected return for the gambler.

New model for visual cortex border completion using bicycle wheel motions.

problem Understanding border completion in the visual cortex V1.
method Sub-Riemannian Hamiltonian formalism and bicycle wheel analogy.
result Analogies between visual cortex border completion and bicycle wheel motions.

A novel controller for wheeled robots handles joystick inputs for smooth steering.

problem Steering control for differential-drive wheeled robots from indirect joystick inputs.
method Developed a geometric controller based on Darboux frame kinematics.
result Smooth trajectories achieved with safety constraints and no desired states.

The paper computes groups and modules for wheel graphs using Fibonacci and Chebyshev polynomials.

problem Computing groups and modules for wheel graphs.
method Utilized Fibonacci and Chebyshev polynomials to compute the Reduced Fox Coloring Group and Alexander-Burau-Fox Module.
result Computed groups and modules for wheel graphs using Fibonacci and Chebyshev polynomials.

Deep RL for wheel-legged robots in complex environments.

problem Mobile robot navigation in complex and dynamic environments.
method Deep reinforcement learning to map height-map observations to motor commands.
result Significant improvement in data-efficiency, success rate, robustness, and maneuver quality.

We derive parametrizations of the Delaunay constant mean curvature surfaces of revolution that follow directly from parametrizations of the conics that generate these surfaces via the corresponding roulette. This uniform treatment exploits the natural geometry of the conic (parabolic, elliptic or hyperbolic) and leads …

2013-05-24abs ↗pdf ↗

In a previous paper, we generalized the definition of the framed Kontsevich integral initially presented by Le and Murakami. We also defined an isotopy invariant Z~f\widetilde{Z}_f that is well-behaved under band sum moves. Using this invariant we study the construction of the LMO invariant, the Wheeling Theorem, and th…

2010-10-13abs ↗pdf ↗

We study the unwheeled rational Kontsevich integral of torus knots. We give a precise formula for these invariants up to loop degree 3 and show that they appear as colorings of simple diagrams. We show that they behave under cyclic branched coverings in a very simple way. Our proof is combinatorial: it uses the results…

2003-10-08abs ↗pdf ↗

Using technique of wheeled props we establish a correspondence between the homotopy theory of unimodular Lie 1-bialgebras and the famous Batalin-Vilkovisky formalism. Solutions of the so called quantum master equation satisfying certain boundary conditions are proven to be in 1-1 correspondence with representations of …

2008-04-15abs ↗pdf ↗

We study the rational Kontsevich integral of torus knots. We construct explicitely a series of diagrams made of circles joined together in a tree-like fashion and colored by some special rational functions. We show that this series codes exactly the unwheeled rational Kontsevich integral of torus knots, and that it beh…

2004-04-14abs ↗pdf ↗

We express characteristic numbers of compact hyperkähler manifolds in graph-theoretical form, considering them as a special case of the curvature invariants introduced by Rozansky and Witten. The appropriate graphs are generated by ``wheels'' and we use the recently proved Wheeling Theorem to give a formula for the L2 …

1999-08-20abs ↗pdf ↗

Graph morphism maps Poisson cocycles to symmetries, revealing factorization through Jacobi identity.

problem Mapping graph cocycles to symmetries of Poisson structures.
method Kontsevich graph orientation morphism and differential consequences of Jacobi identity.
result Existence of factorization through differential consequences of Jacobi identity.

The complement of a non-separating planar graph contains a K_n minor.

problem Characterizing the structure of complements of planar graphs.
method Analyzing the structure of complements of non-separating planar graphs and using examples to illustrate hypotheses.
result The order 2n-3 is the lowest possible for a non-separating planar graph whose complement contains a K_n minor.

We write a formula for the LMO invariant of a rational homology sphere presented as a rational surgery on a link in S^3. Our main tool is a careful use of the Aarhus integral and the (now proven) "Wheels" and "Wheeling" conjectures of B-N, Garoufalidis, Rozansky and Thurston. As steps, side benefits and asides we give …

2000-07-07abs ↗pdf ↗

Hybrid model uses LLM to build transparent Bayesian networks for trading decisions.

problem Rigorous and transparent reasoning required in financial trading, especially for options strategies.
method Combines LLM strengths with Bayesian Networks, using LLM to construct context-specific networks and select relevant data.
result Empirically, the hybrid system outperforms market benchmarks with superior risk-adjusted performance.

BayesSum improves Bayesian quadrature for discrete domains, requiring fewer samples.

problem Estimating intractable expectations over discrete domains.
method BayesSum is a Bayesian quadrature extension for discrete domains, leveraging prior information through Gaussian processes.
result BayesSum requires fewer samples than Monte Carlo, achieving faster convergence rates.

Residual Flows improve flow-based models for density estimation.

problem Density estimation using flow-based models with biased log-density estimates.
method Proposed a Russian roulette estimator for unbiased log-density estimation and used an alternative infinite series for gradient calculation. Improved invertible residual blocks with activation functions avoiding derivative saturation and generalized Lipschitz condition to induced mixed norms.
result Residual Flows achieve state-of-the-art performance on density estimation and outperform coupling block networks in joint generative and discriminative modeling.

We briefly review the notion of second order constrained (continuous) system (SOCS) and then propose a discrete time counterpart of it, which we naturally call discrete second order constrained system (DSOCS). To illustrate and test numerically our model, we construct certain integrators that simulate the evolution of …

2013-12-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Study classifies surface types for autonomous indoor robots using inertial data.

problem Classifying surface types for wheeled robots in indoor environments.
method Prepared a time series dataset of inertial measurements, used deep learning and ensemble machine learning models.
result Baseline model achieved over 68% accuracy on a nine-category surface type dataset.

This paper characterizes Kashiwara-Vergne groups using algebraic structures of knotted tubes.

problem Characterizing Kashiwara-Vergne groups using algebraic structures.
method Using algebraic structures of welded foams and arrow diagrams, the paper describes the Kashiwara-Vergne groups and their associated graded circuit algebras.
result The paper provides a description of the graded Grothendieck-Teichmüller group as automorphisms of arrow diagrams.

DisCoRL combines state learning and policy distillation for continual reinforcement learning.

problem Learning multiple policies with a single model and inferring the correct policy at test time.
method Combining state representation learning and policy distillation.
result The policy can solve all tasks and automatically infer the correct one to run.

During the Great Recession, Democrats in the United States argued that government spending could be utilized to "grease the wheels" of the economy in order to create wealth and to increase employment; Republicans, on the other hand, contended that government spending is wasteful and discouraged investment, thereby incr…

2014-10-22abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper studies the construction of geometric integrators for nonholonomic systems. We derive the nonholonomic discrete Euler-Lagrange equations in a setting which permits to deduce geometric integrators for continuous nonholonomic systems (reduced or not). The formalism is given in terms of Lie groupoids, specifyin…

2007-04-12abs ↗pdf ↗

The Labouchere system increases winning chances but exposes players to significant losses.

problem Improving odds of winning in gambling systems with 1:1 payouts.
method Simulated millions of rounds of Labouchere gambling sequence to analyze outcomes.
result As the number of bets increases, the system's outcomes approach zero.

We construct and prove a diagrammatic version of the Duflo isomorphism between the invariant subalgebra of the symmetric algebra of a Lie algebra and the center of the universal enveloping algebra. This version implies the original for metrized Lie algebras (Lie algebras with an invariant non-degenerate bilinear form).…

2000-06-11abs ↗pdf ↗

We study closed smooth convex plane curves ΓΓ enjoying the following property: a pair of points x,yx,y can traverse ΓΓ so that the distances between xx and yy along the curve and in the ambient plane do not change; such curves are called {\it bicycle curves}. Motivation for this study comes from the problem how to d…

2004-05-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Paper introduces exact credible sets for classification problems.

problem No general way to construct exact credible sets for classification.
method Generalized credible set with connection to Neyman--Pearson lemma and randomized decision rule.
result Achieves any preassigned credible level for classification problems.

Large language models predict human sensory judgments across multiple modalities.

problem Determining the extent of perceptual information in language.
method State-of-the-art large language models were used to predict sensory judgments across six psychophysical datasets.
result Large language models can predict human sensory judgments across multiple modalities with significant correlation to human data.