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Foundation of re-normalized
synergetics:
issues of computability and
complexity
Milan Jovovic
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Modeling approach based on free energy and
distortion energy
Near linear model - aims for the simplest
explanations
Estimation of dynamical parameters of
clustering by statistical inference
Multi-spectral decomposition, in hierarchy of
scales
Application: scale analysis of complex systems
Analysis of signal distortion
by multi-scale decomposition
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Introduction (1 of 2)
Cluster parameters:
• Selected spatial window: Wr
• Computed cluster vector within Wr
Statistical inference defines PDF, with the associated
distortion energies, F and V
Energy functions are generally multi-dimensional and
non-convex
Non-linear map defines dynamical scale-space
clustering
Clustering is important optimization problem
c
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Model of signal distortion:
- definitions
Distortion measure:
1. d = z2 = (Cx-X)
2 + (Cy-Y)
2 eg. in TSP
2. d = z2 = eg. in 3D video communication
2][ vIIt
Partition functions:
,
2
rW
z
rZ
Distortion energies -
free energy, and variance:
rW
PvxdV
,
PDF:
,
2
Z
r
P
z
,log
1
, r ZvF
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Scale-space computing
Series of convex min/max of free energy F
brings in eq. up-scale melting & down-scale cooling:
,
1
0
dVF
0
dV
rZ
)1(
.
,2
F
PIc
c
F
c
r
W
Evolution scheme – path integrals:
Way to move through the scale-space ?
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Motion through the scale-space:
- wave equation
The same potential level difference the equilibrium point moves by (2)
and (3)
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,vF
Vv grad
(1)
(2)
)2(
v
Vv
)3(
F
S S
d
v
V
vd
F
dU 0
V
F 2
2
2
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Cluster Bindings
Motion binding:
0
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
v
F
v
F
v
v
F
v
F
v
Determinant of the map:
.1
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
v
F
v
F
v
F
v
F
λλD
Criteria of splitting a cluster at the “wave collapse”:
Spatial coherency of information:
Information content wrt the uncertanty relation:
Coupled domains of computation:
V
V
vGwhereWv
v
vdvGvO
r
r
S 2
2
,0,
2
1
V
VvG 2
2
,
1,2 vCov
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Scalable coding
Coupled data structure of the hierarchy of
binary images
Efficient coding, control, data transfer
Parallelization: computing and control by
parallel computing architectures
(v
4
, W
4
) (v
3
, W
3
)
(v
2
, W
2
) (v
1
, W
1
) (v
0
, W
0
)
c
3
(v
3
, W
3
)
c
2
(v
2
, W
2
)
c
0
(v
0
, W
0
)
c
1
(v
1
, W
1
)
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Focus on computability and complexity –
relationship to statistical physics
o Computing paradigm assumes:
o Motion via scale-space wave information propagation, and
o Uncertainty relation wrt the information content of a cluster
o What makes it, therefore, polynomial in complexity (ref. 2)?
o Unique statistical description, although chaotic motion possible
o No strange attractors due to the conservative motion
Within this description: multi-scale decomposition of the information
content into clusters
Coupling of the energy exchange – synergetics
Coupled manifolds spanning the content of the information clusters
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Counting dimensions
Bringing in resonance system of 2 clusters
(ref. 2)
System of 3 clusters is much more complex !
3D spectral components
3D cluster covariance
3D coupled cluster covariance
results in 3 coupled clusters 3D manifolds
dynamical scale parameter β
= 10
operators div and rot
o System of 3 clusters at the “wave resonance”:
12
21
21
FF
FF
F
0
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Summary presentation of current work
Images: multi-spectral decomposition and clusters
coupling, spectral signature recognition
Movements: trajectory analysis, learning, coding and
control by scale-space computing
Bio/chemical informatics: data-mining and knowledge
discovery
Scalable data decomposition: coding, control, and
transmission
Synchronous computing scheme: upscale melting &
downscale cooling
Parallel computing implementation
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Scale singularity of data sets is used in detecting rain
patterns
Still images decomposition
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Sequence of 2 images: 2 clusters
decomposition
2D ball expansion expansion and diagonal
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Sequences – different intervals: 2 clusters decompos.
Vortex sequence 2. images
sequence 4. images sequence 7. images
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