Mathematical Modelling and Machine Learning Methods for Bioinformatics and Data Science Applications / / Monica Bianchini, Maria Lucia Sampoli, editor.
Mathematical modeling is routinely used in physical and engineering sciences to help understand complex systems and optimize industrial processes. Mathematical modeling differs from Artificial Intelligence because it does not exclusively use the collected data to describe an industrial phenomenon or...
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