Quantifying Uncertainty

Lorenz attractors.

The Lorenz system of differential equations arose from the work of meteorologist/mathematician Edward N. Lorenz. (Image by Dr. Sai Ravela.)

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MIT Course Number

12.S990

As Taught In

Fall 2012

Level

Undergraduate / Graduate

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Course Description

The ability to quantify the uncertainty in our models of nature is fundamental to many inference problems in Science and Engineering. In this course, we study advanced methods to represent, sample, update and propagate uncertainty. This is a "hands on" course: Methodology will be coupled with applications. The course will include lectures, invited talks, discussions, reviews and projects and will meet once a week to discuss a method and its applications.

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Sai Ravela. 12.S990 Quantifying Uncertainty. Fall 2012. Massachusetts Institute of Technology: MIT OpenCourseWare, https://ocw.mit.edu. License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA.


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