Sjmelck blog posts

An introduction to Radial basis functions

Good day 👋 🧠 This is the first in a series of blog posts that deal with radial basis function surrogate models 🧑🏽‍🏫. The end goal will be to implement gradient enhanced models that complete powerful transformation procedures, but, we must first understand and implement the simplest version of these models.

Introduction to Latex With Assistance From Zotero

Good day 👋 🧠 This blog aims to provide an introduction towards using LaTeX for reports in conjunction with Zotero as a reference manager and Research rabbit to aid “fast-tracking” research. Outcomes: Link copied Just now The link to this section has been copied to your clipboard. Understand how Zotero can be used as a powerful research tool 💪.

Time synchronous averaging and computed order tracking: Explained

Good day 👋 The purpose of this explanation is to detail a high-level overview of the time-synchronous average (TSA) and Computed Order Tracking (COT). This will require a basic understanding of the objectives of TSA and COT, and I will try to provide some explanations and intuition to help those who do not have a good grasp on the concepts.

The Fourier transform: Explained

Good day 👋 So if you are opening this document, you hopefully have some questions about the Fourier Transform (FT), the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) or perhaps you are just curious to see what this document entails. Regardless of your reason for opening, I hope that this document makes the FT and DFT more accessible and intuitive.

Pretty plotting in Python.

Good day 👋 This post is still under development, but I hope to update it soon Kind regards, Ryan Balshaw 🦮 How to get really nice plots Link copied Just now The link to this section has been copied to your clipboard. Minimal working example: Link copied Just now The link to this section has been copied to your clipboard.