Pavel Loskot

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Identifying and solving engineering problems that are interesting, or can be made interesting. Nearly 20 years of experience in signal processing, analysis and modeling of systems and processes. Extensive portfolio of academic collaborative and industrial projects. Self-learned avid Linux programmer. My recent research efforts are focusing on Network Engineering to align Network Science theory with Engineering applications including: ► understanding multiple spatio-temporal scales of processes and underlying circuits in living systems (lots can be learned from biological networks about social networks and vice versa) ► evaluating transport phenomena in networks (networks seem to be

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Particle filter

Metropolis-Hastings MCMC Short Tutorial

Bash production guide

Introduction to NP Completeness

Energy crisis of Nepal and it's sustainable solutions

Minicourse on Network Science

Overview of Digital Economy

Innovative Baggage Delivery for Sustainable Air Transport

Templates and other research methods in Telecommunications