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Real-world modelling and scientist personality types Harald Martens, dr.techn. Prof. II; Dept. Engineering Cybernetics, Norwegian U. of Science and Technology, Trondheim Norway / CEO, IDLETechs AS http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=60HNWsYAAAAJ&hl=da 1. The math gap in biomedical sciences: why, and what can be done? 2. Different science cultures: Induction vs Deduction 3. The Beluzov-Zhabotinsky reaction as a reproducable metaphor of life?

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Page 1: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Real-world modelling and scientist personality types

Harald Martens drtechn

Prof II Dept Engineering Cybernetics

Norwegian U of Science and Technology Trondheim Norway

CEO IDLETechs AS httpscholargooglecomcitationsuser=60HNWsYAAAAJamphl=da

1 The math gap in biomedical sciences why and what can be done 2 Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction 3 The Beluzov-Zhabotinsky reaction as a reproducable metaphor of life

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 Repeated random sampling of people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative)

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 Repeated random sampling of people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative)

r +- 95 conficence limit The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 1000 random sampling of 250 people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative) Confirms estimated effect is uncertain even with N=250

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

r +- 95 conficence limit standard OLS The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 1000 random sampling of 250 people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative) Confirms estimated effect is uncertain even with N=250

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

r +- 95 conficence limit standard OLS The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Non-significant effect estimate does not mean No effect at all

To get non-significant effect just

do bad enough science Low N

Bad sampling Noisy measurements

hellip

Not enough to give p-values

Give 1) The estimated effect

and

2) The uncertainty range

(eg approx 95 confidence region)

From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Tidy orderly

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011

May conclude A HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT POSITIVE correlation between Working Theoretically and being Creative But very small effect Only 05 of total variance Irrelevant Better conclusion People working theoretically Both creative and non-creative And some non-theoretical are also very creative

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 Norwegian adults tested

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011 ie 05 explained variance So Significant not meaningful

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested

Significant effect estimate

does not mean

Meaningful effectst bad measurement

hellip

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

4F

8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

6n

3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

4F

8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

6n

3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance remaining

a)

b)

c) e)

d) g) f)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

Prsquo

T U

Qrsquo

Brsquo

Vrsquo

Bilinear model structure for Partial Least Squares Regression

X X

X

X

Y

X Y

Z

X X Y

X

hellip

X Y

X

hellip

D

X Y

Z

a) b) c) d) e) f)

j) g) i) h)

X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 2: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 Repeated random sampling of people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative)

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 Repeated random sampling of people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative)

r +- 95 conficence limit The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 1000 random sampling of 250 people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative) Confirms estimated effect is uncertain even with N=250

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

r +- 95 conficence limit standard OLS The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 1000 random sampling of 250 people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative) Confirms estimated effect is uncertain even with N=250

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

r +- 95 conficence limit standard OLS The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Non-significant effect estimate does not mean No effect at all

To get non-significant effect just

do bad enough science Low N

Bad sampling Noisy measurements

hellip

Not enough to give p-values

Give 1) The estimated effect

and

2) The uncertainty range

(eg approx 95 confidence region)

From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Tidy orderly

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011

May conclude A HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT POSITIVE correlation between Working Theoretically and being Creative But very small effect Only 05 of total variance Irrelevant Better conclusion People working theoretically Both creative and non-creative And some non-theoretical are also very creative

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 Norwegian adults tested

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011 ie 05 explained variance So Significant not meaningful

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested

Significant effect estimate

does not mean

Meaningful effectst bad measurement

hellip

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

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00

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The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 3: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 Repeated random sampling of people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative)

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 Repeated random sampling of people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative)

r +- 95 conficence limit The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 1000 random sampling of 250 people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative) Confirms estimated effect is uncertain even with N=250

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

r +- 95 conficence limit standard OLS The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 1000 random sampling of 250 people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative) Confirms estimated effect is uncertain even with N=250

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

r +- 95 conficence limit standard OLS The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Non-significant effect estimate does not mean No effect at all

To get non-significant effect just

do bad enough science Low N

Bad sampling Noisy measurements

hellip

Not enough to give p-values

Give 1) The estimated effect

and

2) The uncertainty range

(eg approx 95 confidence region)

From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Tidy orderly

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011

May conclude A HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT POSITIVE correlation between Working Theoretically and being Creative But very small effect Only 05 of total variance Irrelevant Better conclusion People working theoretically Both creative and non-creative And some non-theoretical are also very creative

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 Norwegian adults tested

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011 ie 05 explained variance So Significant not meaningful

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested

Significant effect estimate

does not mean

Meaningful effectst bad measurement

hellip

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

4F

8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

6n

3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

4F

8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

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3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance remaining

a)

b)

c) e)

d) g) f)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

Prsquo

T U

Qrsquo

Brsquo

Vrsquo

Bilinear model structure for Partial Least Squares Regression

X X

X

X

Y

X Y

Z

X X Y

X

hellip

X Y

X

hellip

D

X Y

Z

a) b) c) d) e) f)

j) g) i) h)

X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 4: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 Repeated random sampling of people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative)

r +- 95 conficence limit The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 1000 random sampling of 250 people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative) Confirms estimated effect is uncertain even with N=250

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

r +- 95 conficence limit standard OLS The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 1000 random sampling of 250 people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative) Confirms estimated effect is uncertain even with N=250

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

r +- 95 conficence limit standard OLS The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Non-significant effect estimate does not mean No effect at all

To get non-significant effect just

do bad enough science Low N

Bad sampling Noisy measurements

hellip

Not enough to give p-values

Give 1) The estimated effect

and

2) The uncertainty range

(eg approx 95 confidence region)

From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Tidy orderly

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011

May conclude A HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT POSITIVE correlation between Working Theoretically and being Creative But very small effect Only 05 of total variance Irrelevant Better conclusion People working theoretically Both creative and non-creative And some non-theoretical are also very creative

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 Norwegian adults tested

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011 ie 05 explained variance So Significant not meaningful

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested

Significant effect estimate

does not mean

Meaningful effectst bad measurement

hellip

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

4F

8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

6n

3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

4F

8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

6n

3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance remaining

a)

b)

c) e)

d) g) f)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

Prsquo

T U

Qrsquo

Brsquo

Vrsquo

Bilinear model structure for Partial Least Squares Regression

X X

X

X

Y

X Y

Z

X X Y

X

hellip

X Y

X

hellip

D

X Y

Z

a) b) c) d) e) f)

j) g) i) h)

X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 5: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Figure 2ab and c

Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 Norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 1000 random sampling of 250 people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative) Confirms estimated effect is uncertain even with N=250

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

r +- 95 conficence limit standard OLS The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 1000 random sampling of 250 people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative) Confirms estimated effect is uncertain even with N=250

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

r +- 95 conficence limit standard OLS The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Non-significant effect estimate does not mean No effect at all

To get non-significant effect just

do bad enough science Low N

Bad sampling Noisy measurements

hellip

Not enough to give p-values

Give 1) The estimated effect

and

2) The uncertainty range

(eg approx 95 confidence region)

From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Tidy orderly

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011

May conclude A HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT POSITIVE correlation between Working Theoretically and being Creative But very small effect Only 05 of total variance Irrelevant Better conclusion People working theoretically Both creative and non-creative And some non-theoretical are also very creative

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 Norwegian adults tested

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011 ie 05 explained variance So Significant not meaningful

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested

Significant effect estimate

does not mean

Meaningful effectst bad measurement

hellip

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

4F

8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

6n

3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

4F

8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

6n

3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance remaining

a)

b)

c) e)

d) g) f)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

Prsquo

T U

Qrsquo

Brsquo

Vrsquo

Bilinear model structure for Partial Least Squares Regression

X X

X

X

Y

X Y

Z

X X Y

X

hellip

X Y

X

hellip

D

X Y

Z

a) b) c) d) e) f)

j) g) i) h)

X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 6: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others

N=250 norwegian adults From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

r = -002 p=037 min(r )=-014 max(r )=010 1000 random sampling of 250 people

Distribution of r(theoretical work creative) Confirms estimated effect is uncertain even with N=250

Negative correlation r=-002 p(r=0)=037 ie not significant Journalists laquoNo relationship between theoretical work and creativityraquo WRONG

r +- 95 conficence limit standard OLS The true effect may be as strong as -014 or + 01

Non-significant effect estimate does not mean No effect at all

To get non-significant effect just

do bad enough science Low N

Bad sampling Noisy measurements

hellip

Not enough to give p-values

Give 1) The estimated effect

and

2) The uncertainty range

(eg approx 95 confidence region)

From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Tidy orderly

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011

May conclude A HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT POSITIVE correlation between Working Theoretically and being Creative But very small effect Only 05 of total variance Irrelevant Better conclusion People working theoretically Both creative and non-creative And some non-theoretical are also very creative

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 Norwegian adults tested

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011 ie 05 explained variance So Significant not meaningful

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested

Significant effect estimate

does not mean

Meaningful effectst bad measurement

hellip

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

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Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

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model

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model wrt the data

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properties in FEW

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THEORI-DRIVEN

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process

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laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

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Critical validation

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Idea

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Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 7: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Tidy orderly

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011

May conclude A HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT POSITIVE correlation between Working Theoretically and being Creative But very small effect Only 05 of total variance Irrelevant Better conclusion People working theoretically Both creative and non-creative And some non-theoretical are also very creative

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 Norwegian adults tested

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011 ie 05 explained variance So Significant not meaningful

Erroneous use of statistics lsquoSignificantrsquo and lsquonot significantrsquo

Hypothesis People who work theoretically are less creative than others N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested

Significant effect estimate

does not mean

Meaningful effectst bad measurement

hellip

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

4F

8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

6n

3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

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8

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p1 (AGE) Height

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(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance remaining

a)

b)

c) e)

d) g) f)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

Prsquo

T U

Qrsquo

Brsquo

Vrsquo

Bilinear model structure for Partial Least Squares Regression

X X

X

X

Y

X Y

Z

X X Y

X

hellip

X Y

X

hellip

D

X Y

Z

a) b) c) d) e) f)

j) g) i) h)

X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 8: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

R = 007 p(r=0)=0001 95 range 003-011 ie 05 explained variance So Significant not meaningful

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Significant effect estimate

does not mean

Meaningful effectst bad measurement

hellip

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

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CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

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Measured data X Yspace

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e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

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c) e)

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The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

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Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

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Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 9: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

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The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 10: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

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hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

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properties in FEW

samples

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THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

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i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

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Weight13

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Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

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4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

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Name

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Run speed Weight

Finger L1

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1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

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Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

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0

8

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Name

Diapers

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Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

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a)

b)

c) e)

d) g) f)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

Prsquo

T U

Qrsquo

Brsquo

Vrsquo

Bilinear model structure for Partial Least Squares Regression

X X

X

X

Y

X Y

Z

X X Y

X

hellip

X Y

X

hellip

D

X Y

Z

a) b) c) d) e) f)

j) g) i) h)

X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 11: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

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05

-05

-10

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INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

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Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

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X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

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00

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100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

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T U

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Bilinear model structure for Partial Least Squares Regression

X X

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a) b) c) d) e) f)

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Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 12: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Meaningful effect

Meaningful effect

Significant but hardly meaningful effect

[xy]= [x0 y0] + t[pq] + [e f] PC regr

y = a + xb + e OLS regr x = c + yd + f CLS regr

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

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(Age)

t1

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3

0

8

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p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

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Name

Diapers

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Run speed Weight

Finger L1

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0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

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3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

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Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance remaining

a)

b)

c) e)

d) g) f)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

Prsquo

T U

Qrsquo

Brsquo

Vrsquo

Bilinear model structure for Partial Least Squares Regression

X X

X

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Y

X Y

Z

X X Y

X

hellip

X Y

X

hellip

D

X Y

Z

a) b) c) d) e) f)

j) g) i) h)

X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

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CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

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human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

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Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

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05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

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EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

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proper service-minded

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lighthearted

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CENT

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Personality types and work types are correlated

10

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-10 -05 05 0 10

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EXTROVERT

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DISCRETIZING SENSING

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creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

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techn work

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Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

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Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

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Measured data X Yspace

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e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

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times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

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Figure 4

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laquoLet the data talkraquo

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exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

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COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

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Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

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Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

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Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

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Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 14: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Relationship between Type of Work and personality

N=ALL 2200 norwegian adults tested From Helge Brovoldrsquos PhD on personality types and math teaching 2014

Creative Tidy orderly

Theoretical work

Abstract work

Technical work

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

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Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

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Stat design

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Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

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Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

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CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

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hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

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properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

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Run speed Weight

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1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

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i = 1 2 3 1000

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Height

Weight13

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Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

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p1 (AGE) Height

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Name

Diapers

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Run speed Weight

Finger L1

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Average variance remaining

a)

b)

c) e)

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0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

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T U

Qrsquo

Brsquo

Vrsquo

Bilinear model structure for Partial Least Squares Regression

X X

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X

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a) b) c) d) e) f)

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X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Personality types and work types are correlated

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

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OBSERVATION

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Speed

Ad hoc data

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THEORY

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lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

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Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

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Idea

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Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

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Critical validation

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COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

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Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

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Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

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B( 60 x 3)

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Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

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Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

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Estimate Model parameters from data

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Parameters

a) b) c)

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Figure Metamodel uses

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The Real System

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COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

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(Age)

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i=3t i=3f

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3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

4F

8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

6n

3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance remaining

a)

b)

c) e)

d) g) f)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

Prsquo

T U

Qrsquo

Brsquo

Vrsquo

Bilinear model structure for Partial Least Squares Regression

X X

X

X

Y

X Y

Z

X X Y

X

hellip

X Y

X

hellip

D

X Y

Z

a) b) c) d) e) f)

j) g) i) h)

X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 18: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

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Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Space ( 12 or 3D) eg image

Time

Figure 5

Ontology position and intensity variation in time space and properties

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

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(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

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8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

6n

3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

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(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

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(Age)

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3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance remaining

a)

b)

c) e)

d) g) f)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

Prsquo

T U

Qrsquo

Brsquo

Vrsquo

Bilinear model structure for Partial Least Squares Regression

X X

X

X

Y

X Y

Z

X X Y

X

hellip

X Y

X

hellip

D

X Y

Z

a) b) c) d) e) f)

j) g) i) h)

X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 20: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

Waist

(AGE)

(BMI)

Name

Toe 9

Shoe size

Diapers

Thigh diam

Run speed

0

t2

t1

i=3t 5t 6t 7F 8t

4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

4f 5f

6f 8f

7f

i=3f

i=3n

8T

4F

0

(Age)

t1

8T

4F

8t 8f

i=3t i=3f

6n

3

0

8

k

p1 (AGE) Height

Waist

(BMI)

Name

Diapers

Toe R5

Run speed Weight

Finger L1

hellip hellip hellip hellip

0 1 2 3 4 hellip of PCs 0

1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

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COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

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Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

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MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

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Y(N x 3)

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= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

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B( 60 x 3)

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Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

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Soft meta-model

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Parameters

a) b) c)

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Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

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Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

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proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

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rrel

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n t

o P

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Time

Space

Measured data X

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Measure Time Space and

Property domains

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

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Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

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hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

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properties in FEW

samples

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THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

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i = 1 2 3 1000

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Weight13

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Shoe size

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Thigh diam

Run speed

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4n 5n 6n 8n 7n

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Run speed Weight

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1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

Prsquo

T

i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

Finger L1 Toe R5

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(BMI)

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Shoe size

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Run speed

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b)

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00

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ildre

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100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E Bilinear structure model

X0 Y0

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T U

Qrsquo

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X X

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Z

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X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 22: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

How to deal with Quantitative Big Data

bull More disk storage NOT THE ANSWER

bull Black box modelling with ANN SVM etc NOT THE ANSWER

bull Mechanistic modelling NOT THE ANSWER

bull Cybernetic process model adaptation NOT THE ANSWER

bull Combine prior knowledge and massive amounts of measurements bull Prior knowledge Metamodelling of mechanistic mathematical models

bull Measurements Subspace analysis of data(The Unscrambler etc)

bull Forever learning ndash from on-going processes OnTheFlyCompression

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Prototype of futurersquos highdimensional spatiotemporal instrumentation Hyperspectral NIR video 1-2 GB of datahr

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

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i = 1 2 3 1000

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Shoe size

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Run speed

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Average variance

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c) e)

7F

0 Residual SS after 2 PCs

of children

10

00

ch

ildre

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100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

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Weight13

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Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

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Figure Table types for soft modelling

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Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

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Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

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Soft meta-model

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Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

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Systematic Data

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Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

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Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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observation

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DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

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From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

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Idea

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Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

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lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

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Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

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Critical validation

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= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

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Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 24: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

Time

Space Space

Tim

e

times

times times

Figure 7

Measured data X Yspace

Y Tim

e

Epistemology measure position and intensity variation in time space and properties and extract interpretable essence by data modelling

Combine Time Space and

Property domains

Figure 4

Define a

hypothesis or

a mechanistic

model

Test the

hypothesis or the

model wrt the data

Measure FEW

properties in FEW

samples

Deduction atomistic confirmatory

THEORI-DRIVEN

Design the

observation

process

Data-modelling

laquoLet the data talkraquo

Measure MANY

properties in

MANY samples

DATA-DRIVEN Induction holistic

exploratory

From questions to answers

Different science cultures Induction vs Deduction

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

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i = 1 2 3 1000

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Weight13

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Shoe size

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Run speed

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00

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100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

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k=1234 hellip 100

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Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

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Stat design

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Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

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o P

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

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CENT

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Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

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proper service-minded

loyal

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CENT

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Figure 4

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TRAD MATH MODELLING

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Figure Traditions

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COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

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COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

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Y(N x 3)

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Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

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Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

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COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

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Speed

Systematic Data

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(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

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Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Plan

Idea

Plan

Simulation

OBSERVATION

Sensitivity model

Hard stat model

Surrogate model

Limited insight

Insight

Speed

Ad hoc data

Hypothesis

THEORY

Systematic data

Ad hoc critical data

lsquoomics data Semi-soft

stat model

Insight but false discovery

Limited Insight

Computer

TRAD MATH MODELLING

TRAD BIO-MED

TRAD COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Figure Traditions

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

X0

Prsquo

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i = 1 2 3 1000

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p2

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Thigh diam

Run speed

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Run speed Weight

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hellip hellip hellip hellip

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1

Average variance

b)

c) e)

7F

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of children

10

00

ch

ildre

n

100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

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i = 1 2 3 1000

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Weight13

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Run speed Weight

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00

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ildre

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100 body measures etc

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The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

Page 27: Real-world modelling and scientist personality types · 2015. 6. 19. · Figure 2a,b and c Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others? Hypothesis: People who work

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

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c) e)

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100 body measures etc

Hypothetical data

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of childrenrsquos body parts

100 body parts measured in 1000 children

X = x0 + TPrsquo + E

Bilinear structure model

X0

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i = 1 2 3 1000

k=1234 hellip 100

p1

p2

Height

Weight13

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Shoe size

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Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

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Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

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Soft meta-model

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(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

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MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

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-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

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CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

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EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

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humour

CENT

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n t

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

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humble

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

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-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

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DISCRETIZING SENSING

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creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

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proper service-minded

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human-work artistic work impulsive

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CENT

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n t

o P

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

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COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

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Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

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Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

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Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

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Measured DATA

Residuals

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Figure Metamodel uses

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COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

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Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

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rrel

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n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

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-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

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n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

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CIFN

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Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Z

a) b) c) d) e) f)

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X

Figure Table types for soft modelling

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

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DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Stat design

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Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

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Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

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(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

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MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

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Y(N x 3)

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= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

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Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

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N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

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n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

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DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

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Speed

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Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

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Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

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Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

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Soft meta-model

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Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

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DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

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n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

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CIFN

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DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

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Correlation to PC 1

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

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DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

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DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Y(N x 3)

= [dxj N x 1) dt j=123]

Xnominal ( N x 60)

= [Xj j=123] where Xj =[Xj(k) k=12hellip20]

Dark=0

Light=1

B( 60 x 3)

Non-linear data-driven ODE development eg in bilinear Scores

Developing nonlinear ODE models from state variable time series data by nominal-level dynamic PLSR

The Estimated Jacobian B of a dynamic system changing over the state space Low-rank regression coefficients from PLSR of rates Y vs states X (20 nominal 01 state variables for each of 3 quantitative state variables) Martens H Toslashndel K Tafintseva V Kohler A Plahte E Vik JO Gjuvsland AB Omholt SW (2013) PLS-Based Multivariate Metamodeling of Dynamic Systems New Perspectives in Partial Least Squares and Related Methods Springer Proceedings in Mathematics amp Statistics 56 pp 3-30 DOI 101007978-1-4614-8283-3_1

Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Math Model

Soft meta-model

Measured DATA

Parameters

a) b) c)

Extend hard Model with residual-driven soft model

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Measured DATA

Residuals

Model extension

Compare different Models

Joint Soft meta-

model

Math Model Math

Model Math Model

Model extension

Model extension

Individual metamodels

d)

Figure Metamodel uses

e)

The Real System

Hard math model

Idea

Idea

Stat design

Stat design

Soft meta-model

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS

OBSERVATIONS

Hard stat Model

Insight

Speed

Systematic Data

(Hypothesis)

(Hypothesis) Systematic Data

Critical validation

Soft data-model

MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

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DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

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n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

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DEFS

N=128 groups 23 X 35Y PC1 17X 23 y pc2 15x 17y

Correlation to PC 1

Co

rrel

atio

n t

o P

C 2

Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

trusting social work

lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

CENT

DINT CITS

DIST

DISF DETS

CESF DEFN

CENF

CIFN

practical work

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Do they want to

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Multivariate metamodelling

Soft meta-model

Math Model

Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

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MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

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-10

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entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

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Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

10

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Modern computer simulation design 18 parameters 4 levels of each 418 100 000 000 000 possible combinations OMBR design 128 experiments

Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

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MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

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administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

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lighthearted

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humour

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Math amp statisticans

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

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Math amp statisticans

Engineers

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Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

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Do they want to

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Computational compaction of a large biological model via multivariate metamodellering

Application Speeding up a model

Computational times Conventional FEM computation gt 120 minutes (average) Multivariate metamodel (nonlin PLSR) lt 001 minute (average)

FEM of facial muscle groups 18 parameters 4 levels of each OMBR design 128 experiments

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

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MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

tidy

administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

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lighthearted

human-work artistic work impulsive

humour

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Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

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Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 1 Moslashnsterdannelse under celle-differensiering

Datamaskin-simuleringer

Sensorisk deskriptiv profilering paring Matforsk

Fant nye egenskaper i den matematiske modellen

Hvithet

Tykkelse Tohodethet

Fordeling av tetthet og beregnings-tid

Matematisk modell av moslashnsterdannelse ved celle-differensiering

Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

Speed-up Model computation

Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

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MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

-05

-10

0

-10 -05 05 0 10

INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

INTROVERT

EXTROVERT

FEELING

DISCRETIZING SENSING

entrepreneur

creative

abstract work courage

critical independent

theoretical work

rational controlled

controller amp revision

humble

techn work

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administrator

proper service-minded

loyal

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humour

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Math amp statisticans

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

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Math amp statisticans

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Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

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Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Bruk sansene i naturvitenskap ogsaring 2 Linje-kurvaturens modellom

laquoalleraquo (41) mulige matematiske modeller av linje-kurvatur ble kjoslashrt paring datamaskin hver under laquoalleraquo ulike betingelser

500 av de til sammen 50 000 kurvene

Prinsipal Komponent ndashAnalyse (PCA)

Soft meta-model

Understand what Model does

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Estimate Model parameters from data

Math Model

Soft meta-model

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MODERN INDUCTION DATA-DRIVEN

MODERN DEDUCTIONm THEORY-DRIVEN

Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

10

05

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-10

0

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INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

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Math amp statisticans

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Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

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INTUITIVE

CONTEXTUAL

THEORETICAL

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critical independent

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Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

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Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

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Figure Future

Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

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Content

bull Are Theoretically personality types less creative than others

bull Ontology technology data modelling and model modelling

bull Changes in math teaching to non-math students

Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

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05

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Do they want to

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Figure 1

Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

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Do they want to

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Figure 1

Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

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Math amp stats teaching RADICAL CHANGES REQUIRED

bull Science and Society gets MUCH MORE REAL-WORLD DATA

bull Crisis in eg biomedical research too much data horrible reproducibility

bull Students must be prepared to interpret huge data tables

bull Students therefore need more MATH MODELLING and DATA MODELLING

bull Crisis in math amp stats teaching students fail math do not learn data analysis

bull Math ability is NOT a reliable measure of intelligence

bull Are math culture(s) still arrogant powerful self-serving and self-recruiting

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Math amp statisticans

Engineers

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Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to

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Can Introvert Theoreticians teach other personality types

Chemometricians

Math amp statisticans

Engineers

Bio-scientists

Probably YES but only if MAJOR changes in DIDACTICS and CURRICULUM

Do they want to