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Applying Categorical Thinking to Practical Domains - From Probabilistic Modeling to Robotics

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Overview

Explore a comprehensive colloquium talk that demonstrates how categorical thinking can be effectively applied across diverse practical domains, focusing on probabilistic modeling, hierarchical clustering, and robotics. Delve into the formalization of behavior application in legged robots with hybrid dynamical system controllers, examining three key aspects: sequential composition of hybrid systems through cospan descriptions and Conley's (epsilon,T)-chains, hybrid system transformations via semiconjugacies within a double category framework, and hierarchical composition using hybrid subdivisions with template/anchor pairs. Learn from practical lessons gained through implementing categorical formalisms in real-world scenarios, gaining insights into how mathematical abstractions can enhance understanding and problem-solving across multiple disciplines.

Syllabus

Introduction
Algebraic Geometry and Representation Theory
Air Force Research Laboratory
Modeling uncertainties
Quantum systems
Data clustering
Feinberg
Carlson Momoli
No one uses this theory
Robotics
Hybrid Systems
Classical SemiConjugacy
Hybrid Executions
Template Anchors
Vertical Hopper Example
Conleys Fundamental Theorem
Type Theory
Conclusions
Future Plans

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Topos Institute

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