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Introduction
Current institution
Betsson Group
Current position
- Developer
Additional affiliations
November 2021 - present
Besson Group
Position
- Software Engineer
December 2016 - November 2021
SmartyMarketing Ltd
Position
- Senior Researcher
Description
- Development of the algorithms and services for the smart content delivery
Education
September 1986 - September 1989
September 1978 - June 1983
Publications
Publications (75)
The coin toss experiment has a quite comprehensive statistical description but does not have a complete theoretical foundation yet. This article contributes to the theoretical research of the coin toss by presenting yet another point of view to the coin rotation and the coin flight after the coin toss. We describe the coin toss as a dynamic system...
A system for monitoring vital signs of a pet animal comprises an annular band, an accelerometer configured to measure at least one of resting patterns, activity patterns, movement patterns, position patterns relating to, for example, the pet animal relieving itself, lameness and scratching, and a non-accelerometer sensor configured to measure at le...
The present invention relates to apparatuses and methods for monitoring the health of animals, and, more particularly for monitoring the health through estimation of thermoregulation ability based on a combination of the animals skin temperature, ambient temperature, and activity level.
A novel model of thermal regulation of homoeothermic animals has been
implemented. The model is based on a non-equilibrium thermodynamic approach
which introduces entropy balance and the rate of entropy generation as a
formulation of The Second Law. The model explains linear correlation between an
animals skin and environment temperatures using the...
A novel model of thermal regulation of homoeothermic animals.
The invention relates to banknote identification. More particularly, this invention relates to optical methods and systems for the automatic identification of paper currency from differ- ent issuers and in different denominations.
Methods and systems are provided for the identification of banknotes using a process that comprises two stages. During training, a set of discriminators is developed using a training set of banknotes, which is representative of banknotes of different issuers and denominations. During an operational phase a scanned image of a banknote (26) to be ide...
Updating a file which is currently open is accomplished by allowing current users to continue accessing the original file while redirecting new users to an updated version. When user activity permits, the updated version is substituted for the original file. An auxiliary program detects when a server application attempts to access an out-of-date fi...
A file system for distributing content in a data network, includes a file replication and transfer system and a replicated file receiver system. The file replication and transfer system includes an interface file system which looks for changes made to contents of a file created and stored in an associated work file system; and a file system monitor...
The paper considers the possibility; of including satellite data and the results of their processing in various information systems. An approach to the construction of satellite data archives is presented, which has the ability to simplify considerably the solution of the problem. Examples are given of the use of this approach in the solution of sp...
The paper analyses the experience obtained during the creation and exploitation of a system to receive, process and disseminate satellite data, covering the whole of the Russian territory, in support of the forest fire services. The system was based on the collection and partial processing of data from regional observations. The modern capabilities...
The experience obtained during the organization and operation of a system for the on-line reception, processing, and dissemination of satellite data covering the entire territory of Russia for the forest fire protection service is analyzed. The system is based on the collection and partial processing of data by observation regions. The present-day...
This paper discusses the possibilities of building satellite data archives that provide operational access to data for the remote users.
The paper presents a brief description of the open system for operational access to satellite data, created by the Space Research Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences.
The possibilities of using the thinning procedures in satellite image processing are discussed. Several algorithms of lines detection of satellite images and results of their implementation are presented.
The various tasks of satellite data pre-processing, that could be carried out on local receiving stations are discussed. Several possibilities of their realization are analyzed. The article is based on the experience obtained from development and maintenance of data processing system for the SCANOR image receiving and processing personal station.
The paper considered organization of NOAA data users support. An opportunity for local receiving centers coordination is discussed. Prototype of information center is described.
Multi-functional MS-Windows 3.1 application for satellite images data processing and a system for it's modification are discussed.
The software package for multiband image segmentation and classification is described. The package is intended to process NOAA'S AVHRR data and runs under MS-Windows 3.1 environment. Some examples of the processed images of clouds and sea-surface are shown.
A possibility for high-precision (up to 1 pixel) geographical referencing of AVHRR data is shown. Some fast algorithms for latitude-longitude grid and standard projection building are discussed. An application for MS-Windows 3.1 which includes these algorithms is described.
A program for the NOAA AVHRR data processing using personal computer is described. This program enables: data reprocessing, computation of different temperature parameters, computation of vegetation index, estimation of the water-vapour concentration for the cloudless atmosphere, operations with 2D histograms, development of the classification algo...
A scope for the data storage format to be organized for the data from the NOAA satellite series, is considered to provide ease of their usage to solve local problems. A possibility of this format design basing on the TIFF format, is analysed. The approach to solve the named problems using standard means of the TIFF format is shown.
The authors outline how a decentralized ground reception and processing network for satellite remote sensing data has the potential to provide information more efficiently and rapidly than Russia’s existing network of a few large central facilities that are charged with supplying preprocessed data to the user community. The components and linkages...
Structure of the data processing procedure is analysed for the data which are received from the NOAA satellites (HRGT mode) by a data receiving personal station. A possibility of the data receiving and processing procedure to be realized on the basis of the PC/AT 386 computer, is also given. The computer programs forming a base computer of the stat...
In Hamiltonian systems that are close to nondegenerate integrable
systems, Arnold diffusion does not arise in the case of two degrees of
freedom; for a larger number of degrees of freedom the diffusion is,
generally speaking, exponentially slow. If a nonperturbed system is
degenerate, diffusion proceeding according to a stochastic pattern may
arise...
When particles within a stochastic (chaotic) web in phase space are
accelerated to high energies by magnetic fields, the web properties show
similarities to the quasi-crystal state. Examples of webs with five- and
sevenfold symmetries are given. The application of this theory to the
problem of adiabatic invariance in a magnetic field is considered.
A representation of the dynamics of charged particles in the field of a
wave packet and in a transverse magnetic field is obtained and analyzed.
It is shown that, for rational ratios between the wave frequencies and
the Larmor frequency, the phase surface of the system is covered by a
stochastic web in which the dynamics of the particles is chaotic...
The paper presents a mapping which generates ordered structures with a symmetry axis of arbitrary order. The generator can be attributed to particle motion in a potential with two competing symmetries. As an example, planes are tiled with five- and sevenfold symmetry axes.
Questions
Question (1)
The problem is very well described and explained by a plenitude of sources. So, just a very brief reminder:
a guest is given the opportunity to select one of the three closed doors. There is a prize behind exactly one of the doors.
Once the guest has selected a door, the host opens one another (not selected) door to reveal that it hides nothing.
Then the guest can either confirm the initial choice or select another (obviously still closed) door.
Which strategy leads to success with higher probability?
Long story short, if the guest's decision remains unchanged then the probability is 1/3, if the guest changes the selection then the probability is 2/3
The solution can be found elsewhere, along with the software simulators (among them one is mine https://github.com/tms320c/threedoorstrial)
The solution itself is fine no doubt, but let us change the trial a bit.
After the guest has made the first selection, the host removes the open box (let's use boxes instead of the doors). Because everybody knows that the open box contains nothing this action does not change the distribution of the probabilities (or does it? see the questions below).
Now we have two boxes, which are not equal: one contains the prize with the probability of 1/3, while the probability to find the prize in another box is 2/3.
The host says goodbye to the first guest and invites another one. The new guest is given the opportunity to select one of the two closed boxes.
Because new guest does not know the history, so the assumption is that the probability to get the prize is 1/2. Which is totally wrong as we all (and the host, and the first guest) know now.
If the host is a kind of generous person he can tell the story. After that, the new guest can get the prize with 2/3 probability. Is it a correct probability?
I propose to discuss the following questions:
if you are in a situation where you should choose one of two presumably equal boxes/packages/whatever, should you insist on the disclosure of their history? Perhaps, they were part in such trial once upon a time in a galaxy far far away and are not equal in fact.
for how long the boxes are in the non-equilibrium state? The time delay between the two trials (first and second guests) can be arbitrary long.
may the situation lead to the conclusion that probability depends on someone's opinion, and your decision always explicitly depends on someone else's decision, which could be made in a deep past?
may the probability to have a treasure be an internal property of every box that can be modified mentally by humans?