Module for statistical learning, with a particular emphasis on time-dependent modelling
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Module for statistical learning, with a particular emphasis on time-dependent modelling
Spatiotemporal epidemic model introduced in the context of COVID-19, ACM TSAS, 2022
Pieces of code that have appeared on my blog.
A Spatio-temporal point process simulator.
A general framework for learning spatio-temporal point processes via reinforcement learning
Code for "Long Horizon Forecasting With Temporal Point Processes", WSDM 2021
PPG (Point Process Generator) is a Reinforcement Learning framework that is able to produce actions by imitating expert sequences.
A method for event correlation detection based on Spatial-Temporal-Textual point process
Python Package for simulation and estimation of Hawkes processes
🧠 A decoder of Spike Trains using 🔬 Bayesian, State-Space, 📐 Point-Processes, EM-algorithm, Maximum-likelihood
Causal Effect of Digital (First-time) Badges in Social Platforms
A novel point-process model to predict the course of epidemics and other saturating phenomena.
Code for "Fast Bayesian Estimation of Point Process Intensity as Function of Covariates" at NeurIPS2022
Provide functions for computing multi-scale, multi-tapers estimator of the hyperuniformity exponent and associated asymptotic confidence intervals.
Sample a repelled point process, compute a Monte Carlo estimation for the integral of a function using various variants of the Monte Carlo method including the Monte Carlo with a repelled point process, and visualize gravitational allocations 2D.
Exploration of signal with non-overlapping rectangular pulses in the context of flicker noise.
Analysis of point process driven by fractional Brownian motion.
Generates height map and cities then constructs a sensible road network
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