computational
computational_limits_of_implicit_deductive_reasoningawesome-computational-primatology
Awesome Computational Primatology
Papers per year — this hand-curated list (left) vs. the raw "primate + ML" literature on OpenAlex (right).
This repository contains the corpus of projects at the intersection of deep learning and non-human primatology since around the time AlexNet was published (~2012). This repo is intended for papers that provide novel approaches or applications in computational primatology. We occasionally include datasets which contain both… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/fparodi/awesome-computational-primatology.computational_phase_transitions_data
Financial Structural Breaks & Regime Detection Benchmark (TsFile)
Apache TsFile version of algoplexity/computational-phase-transitions-data.
Overview
Large-scale collection of non-stationary, continuous financial time series as an
immutable data artifact for the Algoplexity research program into Algorithmic
Information Dynamics (AID) in financial markets. Each id is a trajectory — an
ordered sequence of (time, value) pairs under a time-varying control parameter… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/THULab/computational_phase_transitions_data.Quantitative_Mapping_of_Computational_Boundaries
Quantitative Mapping of Computational Boundaries
A Statistical Field Theory Approach to Phase Transitions in NP-Hard Problems
Author: Zixi Li (Oz Lee)
Affiliation: Noesis Lab (Independent Research Group)
Contact: lizx93@mail2.sysu.edu.cn
Overview
Classical computability theory tells us that computational boundaries exist (halting problem, P vs NP), but it doesn't answer: where exactly are these boundaries?
This paper presents the first quantitative mapping of… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/OzTianlu/Quantitative_Mapping_of_Computational_Boundaries.computational-phase-transitions-data
Financial Structural Breaks & Regime Detection Benchmark
Maintainer: AlgoplexityPrimary Repositories:
The Coherence Meter: GitHub Repo (Horizon 0)
The Computational Phase Transition: GitHub Repo (Horizon 1)
1. Overview
This repository serves as the immutable data artifact for the Algoplexity research program into Algorithmic Information Dynamics (AID) in financial markets.
It contains a large-scale collection of non-stationary, continuous financial time series… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/algoplexity/computational-phase-transitions-data.computational_biology_dataset
Additional Information
This dataset contains medicine problems generated using the CAMEL framework. Each entry includes:
A question
A detailed rationale explaining the solution approach
The llm_answer
