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John Smith
Visiting Lecturer · COMSATS University Islamabad
Mar 7, 2026
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Understanding Convolutional Neural Networks — a beginner guide

I am new to deep learning and want to understand CNNs from scratch. Can someone explain: 1. What makes convolution different from fully connected layers? 2. How does backpropagation work through conv

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Ali Khan
PhD Scholar · University of Lahore
Mar 6, 2026
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Lyapunov stability analysis for control systems — resources?

I am self-studying nonlinear control theory and struggling with Lyapunov stability. Looking for: - Good textbook recommendations (beyond Khalil) - Online lectures covering LaSalle invariance principl

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Ali Khan
PhD Scholar · University of Lahore
Mar 3, 2026
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What is the best CNN architecture for chest X-ray classification?

I am building a chest X-ray abnormality classification system for a hospital project. Currently comparing: - ResNet-50 (pretrained on ImageNet) - DenseNet-121 (pretrained on CheXNet) - EfficientNet-B

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📚 Journal Paper Mar 1993
CONNECTED LENGTH OF FRACTALS (WHY ARE NUCLEATION AND CRITICAL RELAXATION STEPWISE, WHY POLYMERS DESCRIBE n = 0 SPINS)
ZA
Z. ALEXANDROWICZ

A stepwise "growth" process, which divides a fractal cluster into branches of sequentially connected particles, helps us to show the following: A reversible growth of a cluster is dominated by an add

DOI 10.1142/s0218348x93000113 Vol. 01 Issue 01
📚 Journal Paper 📊 1 citations Mar 1993
Editorial
DOI 10.1142/s0218348x93000022 Vol. 01 Issue 01
📚 Journal Paper Sep 1993
STRUCTURES GENERATED BY MODEL NONLINEAR HAMILTONIANS BASED ON OCEAN WAVES
JW
JORGE F. WILLEMSEN

When surface gravity waves in deep water are driven to a balance between energy input and dissipation, it has been observed that the spectrum of wave-height correlations exhibits power-law behavior c

DOI 10.1142/s0218348x93000551 Vol. 01 Issue 03
📚 Journal Paper 📊 2 citations Sep 1993
MULTIFRACTALITY OF GENERALIZED FIBONACCI PROFILES
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SC
A.D. FREITAS, S. COUTINHO

The multifractal properties of a class of one parameter generalized Fibonacci sequences are studied. This class of recursion relations, which is defined by an infinite set of sequences similar to the

DOI 10.1142/s0218348x93000721 Vol. 01 Issue 03
📚 Journal Paper 📊 2 citations Sep 1993
POWER-LAW DISTRIBUTION OF RIVER BASIN SIZES
HT
HIDEKI TAKAYASU

River models are reviewed with emphasis on the power-law nature of basin size distributions. From a general point of view, the whole river pattern on a surface can be regarded as a kind of tiling by

DOI 10.1142/s0218348x9300054x Vol. 01 Issue 03
📚 Journal Paper 📊 3 citations Sep 1993
TEMPORAL FLUCTUATIONS IN BIORHYTHMS: EXPRESSION OF SELF-ORGANIZED CRITICALITY?
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WM
PT
KLAUS-D. KNIFFKI, WOLFGANG MANDEL, PHUOC TRAN-GIA

Recently, a general organizing principle has been reported connecting 1/f-noise with the self-similar scale-invariant ‘fractal’ properties in space, hence reflecting two sides of a coin, the so-calle

DOI 10.1142/s0218348x9300040x Vol. 01 Issue 03
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