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Dmitry Batenkov
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Dmitry Batenkov
,
an Israeli mathematician and computer scientist at
Weizmann Institute of Science
. His research interests include
signal processing
,
Fourier inversion
and
Gibbs phenomenon
, analytic theory of
ordinary differential equations
,
computer vision
,
image processing
and
photo-animation
[1]
. In 2006, he published a brief overview on computer chess history and
search algorithms
[2]
.
Dmitry Batenkov
[3]
Table of Contents
Selected Publications
External Links
References
What links here?
Selected Publications
[4]
[5]
Dmitry Batenkov
(
2006
).
Modern developments of Shannon’s Chess
.
pdf
Dmitry Batenkov
(
2010
).
Hands-on introduction to genetic programming
.
ACM Crossroads
, Vol. 17, No. 1
Dmitry Batenkov
(
2010
).
Programmatic access to Wikipedia
.
ACM Crossroads
, Vol. 17, No. 2
Dmitry Batenkov
(
2011
).
Boosting productivity with the Boost Graph Library
.
ACM Crossroads
, Vol. 17, No. 3
[6]
External Links
Dmitry Batenkov
Dmitry Batenkov | ADAMS Academy Fellowship
Dmitry Batenkov | Weizmann Institute of Science - Academia.edu
References
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Dmitry Batenkov - CV
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Dmitry Batenkov
(
2006
).
Modern developments of Shannon’s Chess
.
pdf
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Dmitry Batenkov
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dblp: Dmitry Batenkov
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Dmitry Batenkov - Publications
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The Boost Graph Library - 1.54.0
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an Israeli mathematician and computer scientist at Weizmann Institute of Science. His research interests include signal processing, Fourier inversion and Gibbs phenomenon, analytic theory of ordinary differential equations, computer vision, image processing and photo-animation [1]. In 2006, he published a brief overview on computer chess history and search algorithms [2].
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