Chris Rackauckas
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Lead dev of SciML org, VP of Modeling and Simulation @JuliaHub, Director of Scientific Research @PumasAI, and Research Staff
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Yeah it is a simplification down to a teaching example. It would show up is in 0 spline interpolations and nearest neighbor interpolations. So table lookups in process engineering see this, but that gets away from the story. I think you see this example and can extrapolate. At least for a short.
November 18, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Yeah it is a simplification down to a teaching example. It would show up is in 0 spline interpolations and nearest neighbor interpolations. So table lookups in process engineering see this, but that gets away from the story. I think you see this example and can extrapolate. At least for a short.
Yes, I agree you still need an expert modeler to verify the equations are correct.
October 16, 2025 at 11:05 AM
Yes, I agree you still need an expert modeler to verify the equations are correct.
Reposted by Chris Rackauckas
Dr Chris Rackauckas will present a seminar at all three university stops: "Automating Construction of Biochemical and Physical Models with Scientific Machine Learning (SciML)"
📆Tues, 23 Sept: University of Melbourne
📆Thurs, 25 Sept: UNSW
📆Mon, 29 Sept: QUT
👉https://macsys.org/event/
📆Tues, 23 Sept: University of Melbourne
📆Thurs, 25 Sept: UNSW
📆Mon, 29 Sept: QUT
👉https://macsys.org/event/
September 19, 2025 at 1:12 AM
Dr Chris Rackauckas will present a seminar at all three university stops: "Automating Construction of Biochemical and Physical Models with Scientific Machine Learning (SciML)"
📆Tues, 23 Sept: University of Melbourne
📆Thurs, 25 Sept: UNSW
📆Mon, 29 Sept: QUT
👉https://macsys.org/event/
📆Tues, 23 Sept: University of Melbourne
📆Thurs, 25 Sept: UNSW
📆Mon, 29 Sept: QUT
👉https://macsys.org/event/