Thesis code for credit toward masters degree in computer science from Carnegie Mellon University.
- toy.py: implements / demonstrates distribution -> distribution regression for data drawn from distribution functions of a single variable
- dtdr.py: implements scalable distribution -> distribution regression
- manage_files.py: tools for scaling, binning, and otherwise manipulating large data files
- math_helpers.py: mathematical helper functions for use in distribution-to-distribution regression
- pll_helpers.py: tools for parallelizing coefficient computation
- my_parser.cpp: custom parser for extracting particles from simulation binaries
This project requires the following scientific computing libraries:
- numpy
- scipy
- sklearn
- pylab (if making plots)
My work was supervised by:
- Shirley Ho (Assistant Professor, Physics) - shirleyh@andrew.cmu.edu
- Jeff Schneider (Associate Research Professor, Robotics Institute / School of Computer Science) - jeff.schneider@cs.cmu.edu
Simulations were provided by:
- Hy Trac (Assistant Professor, Physics) - hytrac@cmu.edu