Theory of incompatible substructure problem - Revision history

Mdorigo: /* What to include in the extended version of the paper */

2015-09-07T12:03:51Z

What to include in the extended version of the paper

2015-09-03T22:11:41Z

2015-09-03T22:08:48Z

Experiments

2015-09-03T22:07:14Z

2015-09-03T22:03:48Z

Schedule

2014-11-27T22:31:07Z

Added some open problems.

2014-11-27T22:01:58Z

2014-11-25T21:25:05Z

Particulars of physical experiments (10000 trials each)

2014-11-25T19:23:55Z

Meeting points

2014-11-25T19:23:09Z

Meeting points

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 == What to include in the extended version of the paper ==
-* Max trials
+* More (40) trials
 * Details of the model
 * Geometry calculations

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 * Unexpected behavior.
 ** Prove that f(n, k, m) is non-increasing as a function of n.
 == Meeting points ==

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 == Experiments ==
 * Simulated experiments
-** Probability of the formation of 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 targets for increasing number of components
+** Probability of the formation of all substructures, and all target structures for increasing number of components
 * Physical experiments
-** Probability of the formation of 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 targets for increasing number of components
+** Probability of the formation of all substructures, and all target structures for increasing number of components
 === Particulars of simulation experiments (10000 trials each) ===
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 * Results to show
-** The simulated probability of the formation of 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 target structures in self-assembly experiments
+** The simulated probability of the formation of all substructures and target structures in self-assembly experiments
 ** Comparison of simulated probability vs. probability achieved in physical experiments
 ** Reasons for similarities and/or differences between simulated probability vs. probability of physical experiments

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 == Todo ==
 == Parameters ==
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 === Particulars of simulation experiments (10000 trials each) ===
-* Probability of the formation of 1 target structure in experiments with increasing number of components from 8 - 40
+* Probability of the formation of all target structures and substructures in experiments with increasing number of components from 8 - 40
-=== Particulars of physical experiments (10 trials each) ===
+=== Particulars of physical experiments (40 trials each) ===
 * Photos of initial condition and final condition
 * Assembly of one target structure

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	== Schedule ==		== Schedule ==
		+	* SWARM2015 paper: camera ready version submitted on 1st September, 2015.
−	* 19th December, 2014 : Submit final draft of incompatible substructure paper to Marco
		+	* Submit extended version by December 2015.
−	* 30th November, 2014 : Finish results, create plots

	== Todo ==		== Todo ==

← Older revision	Revision as of 22:01, 27 November 2014
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	== Meeting points ==		== Meeting points ==
−	In the case of the experiment where 24 components are used, if 2 target structures are formed (16 components consumed), then the third target structure will always form. This means that if the experiment is continued till the system reaches a steady state, then in the experiemnt with 24 components, there will never be a case where 2 target structures are formed. '''Doesn't this skew the probability graph? Also, how would this be reflected in the analysis? '''	+	In the case of the experiment where 24 components are used, if 2 target structures are formed (16 components consumed), then the third target structure will always form. This means that if the experiment is continued till the system reaches a steady state, then in the experiemnt with 24 components, there will never be a case where 2 target structures are formed. '''Doesn't this skew the probability graph? Also, how would this be reflected in the analysis? ''' . Obviously, this applies to the cases of 2, 4 and 5 target structures as well.