Sampler for Composition Ratio by Markov Chain Monte Carlo
Obara, Yachiko, Morimura, Tetsuro, Yanagisawa, Hiroki
According to Thomas Edison, g, for example a fragrance composed of 700 g of "ingredient "Genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent A" and 300 g of "ingredient B". A fragrance can have desired perspiration" is an example. In many situations, properties related to aromatics (e.g., the type of smell), researchers and inventors already have a variety popularity (e.g., frequent patterns of ingredient combinations, of data and manage to create something new or combinations that should be avoided), and appropriateness by using it, but the key problem is how to select for certain use cases (e.g., combinations for perfumes, shampoos, and combine knowledge. In this paper, we propose or hand soaps). Perfumers who create new fragrances a new Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) algorithm seek to develop various fragrances with desired properties. It to generate composition ratios, nonnegativeinteger-valued is also possible that perfumers are willing to accept certain vectors with two properties: (i) the fragrances lacking some desired properties, because they can sum of the elements of each vector is constant, and still draw inspiration from such fragrances. Thus, it is interesting (ii) only a small number of elements is nonzero.
Jun-16-2019
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