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Another Calculus-level Programming example: Optimal (Electrical) Filter Designs
Started Dec. 15, 2008
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- Short Bio:
- Math analyst at Lockheed, Memorex Corp, and others for 10+ years. Turned several simulation problems into optimization problems and reduced design times by many orders of magnitude.
Found answers to time series analysis using several spectral estimation methods and compared their results. FFT was dropped do to my work showing the FFT provided the poorest results.
Since 1975, I've have been teaching/training engineers & scientists on Calculus-level programming in order to improve their productivity. Calculus programming can solve most math problems in hours. It can tweak 100s of parameters to find an optimal solution. Its great.
Phil
- My Website:
- http://www.digitalCalculus.com
- Field of Expertise:
- Operations Research, Other
- Years of Experience in Analytical Role:
- 30+
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- Technical, Retired, Consultant
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- Optimal Designs Enterprise
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- Engineering
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This seems to fall right in line with the type of problems you're interested. I'm also looking at designing casualty evacuation vehicles from a systems point of view (speed, range, capacity etc).