Hi Kumar

Thanks for your interest in our project. It would be very interesting to have your thoughts on bringing aspects of machine learning to the ASCEND modelling environment. My feeling would be that it's quite important to first understand the type of non-linear modelling that ASCEND immediately seeks to support, and then to consider ways of building on top of that.

Perhaps an area that might interest you would be in parameter estimation from noisy data? For example, if someone has a correlation with a certain number of unknown parameters (eg y = mx+b) as well as a data set for (x,y), can you implement a general-purpose solver in ASCEND that would give estimates for (m,b) together with their statistical uncertainty based on the data? If a number of different possible correlations are available (eg y = ax^2 + bx + c) can you provide an assessment of which one has the best performance at the same time as not having so many parameters as to be 'over fitting' the data? This is not a new problem; there are well developed techniques that would apply, but we don't currently have any support for this mode of calculation in ASCEND. Perhaps you could develop the basic approach, and then implement some machine learning stuff on top of that?

Cheers
JP

On 15/03/15 06:02, Kumar Shubham wrote:
Hi Guys,

I have previously worked on Particle swarm optimization and other Bio - Inspired algorithm for cross validation using newton's gradient based optimization technique in one of my paper on optimizing the performance of Twin support Vector Machine, which recently has been selected for publication in Journal of Machine Learning and Cybernetics. Although, I have done that in Python and Matlab, but doing it in Ascend platform will be new for me.

I am really excited to contribute to Ascend, either in GSOC or after that!!. I have already gone through example, can you please guide me through next step as I am more inclined to optimization based algorithms.

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*Kumar Shubham*
Pre final Year Student
B.Tech: ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION
The LNM Institute of Information Technology, Jaipur, India
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