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Benjamin Jantzen

Associate Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of Philosophy

Benjamin Jantzen is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Associate Professor at Virginia Tech.

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Virginia Tech

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applied mathematics philosophy dynamical systems collective behavior physics systems engineering symmetry chaos theory dynamical kinds visual perception causal inference epistemology decision theory identity (social science) formal methods entropy social identity evolutionary anthropology theoretical biology anthropological theory sociobiology heredity bioacoustics causality philosophy of logic discrete dynamical systems temporal complexity deterministic dynamical systems personal identity breeding behavior ontology research ontology (information science) philosophical inquiry biological evolution social theory evolutionary theory evolutionary significance foundational theory vicsek models natural kinds preference representation theoretical foundations deterministic system dynamics semantical dilemma stakeholder needs dynamical symmetries model validation scientific variables general theory biological individuality quantum phenomena ad hoc identity goyal complementarity philosophy of biology natural computing artificial life biosystems philosophy of science insect flight discovery technique quantitative biology information theory multidisciplinary ai biocybernetics

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Recovery of Dynamical Similarity From Lossy Representations of Collective Behavior of Midge Swarms. Chaos An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science (2023)

Eighdi AungNicole AbaidBenjamin Jantzen

lossy representationschaos theorysociologymachine learningcollective behaviordynamical similaritymidge swarms

A Formal Approach to Identify Inconsistencies in Stakeholder Needs in the Context of Systems Engineering. AIAA SCITECH 2022 Forum (2022)

Hanumanthrao KannanBenjamin C. JantzenBryan Mesmer

formal methodsstakeholder needssystems engineering

A General Metric for the Similarity of Both Stochastic and Deterministic System Dynamics. Entropy (2021)

Colin Shea-BlymyerSubhradeep RoyBenjamin Jantzen

dynamical systemsdeterministic system dynamicsentropyapplied mathematics

Scientific Variables. Philosophies (2021)

Benjamin C. Jantzen

philosophy of mathematicsphilosophical inquiryscientific variablesphilosophyphilosophy of science

Ad Hoc Identity, Goyal Complementarity, and Counting Quantum Phenomena. (2020)

Benjamin C. Jantzen

quantum phenomenaad hoc identitygoyal complementarity

Dynamical Symmetries and Model Validation. Fields Institute communications (2019)

Benjamin C. Jantzen

dynamical symmetriesdynamical systemsapplied mathematicsmodel validation

Effect of Visual and Auditory Sensing Cues on Collective Behavior in Vicsek Models. Physical review. E (2019)

Subhradeep RoyMasoud Jahromi ShiraziBenjamin JantzenNicole Abaid

visual perceptionneurosciencecollective behaviorphysiologyphysicsvicsek modelsbioacoustics

Theoretical Foundations for Preference Representation in Systems Engineering. Systems (2019)

Hanumanthrao KannanGarima V. BhatiaBryan L. MesmerBenjamin Jantzen

theoretical foundationsdecision theorysystems engineeringpreference representation

Detecting Causality Using Symmetry Transformations. Chaos An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science (2018)

Subhradeep RoyBenjamin Jantzen

behavioral sciencescausalitychaos theorycausal inference

Differentiation of Collective Behavior Based on Automated Discovery of Dynamical Kinds. (2018)

Amanda HashimotoNicole AbaidSubhradeep RoyBenjamin JantzenColin Shea-Blymyer

automated discoverycollective behaviorsocial sciencesdynamical kindsdeep learning

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Benjamin Jantzen

Associate Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of Philosophy

Benjamin Jantzen is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Associate Professor at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Benjamin Jantzen

Virginia Tech

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Recovery of Dynamical Similarity From Lossy Representations of Collective Behavior of Midge Swarms. Chaos An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science (2023)

Eighdi AungNicole AbaidBenjamin Jantzen

lossy representationschaos theorysociologymachine learningcollective behaviordynamical similaritymidge swarms

A Formal Approach to Identify Inconsistencies in Stakeholder Needs in the Context of Systems Engineering. AIAA SCITECH 2022 Forum (2022)

Hanumanthrao KannanBenjamin C. JantzenBryan Mesmer

formal methodsstakeholder needssystems engineering

A General Metric for the Similarity of Both Stochastic and Deterministic System Dynamics. Entropy (2021)

Colin Shea-BlymyerSubhradeep RoyBenjamin Jantzen

dynamical systemsdeterministic system dynamicsentropyapplied mathematics

Scientific Variables. Philosophies (2021)

Benjamin C. Jantzen

philosophy of mathematicsphilosophical inquiryscientific variablesphilosophyphilosophy of science

Ad Hoc Identity, Goyal Complementarity, and Counting Quantum Phenomena. (2020)

Benjamin C. Jantzen

quantum phenomenaad hoc identitygoyal complementarity

Dynamical Symmetries and Model Validation. Fields Institute communications (2019)

Benjamin C. Jantzen

dynamical symmetriesdynamical systemsapplied mathematicsmodel validation

Effect of Visual and Auditory Sensing Cues on Collective Behavior in Vicsek Models. Physical review. E (2019)

Subhradeep RoyMasoud Jahromi ShiraziBenjamin JantzenNicole Abaid

visual perceptionneurosciencecollective behaviorphysiologyphysicsvicsek modelsbioacoustics

Theoretical Foundations for Preference Representation in Systems Engineering. Systems (2019)

Hanumanthrao KannanGarima V. BhatiaBryan L. MesmerBenjamin Jantzen

theoretical foundationsdecision theorysystems engineeringpreference representation

Detecting Causality Using Symmetry Transformations. Chaos An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science (2018)

Subhradeep RoyBenjamin Jantzen

behavioral sciencescausalitychaos theorycausal inference

Differentiation of Collective Behavior Based on Automated Discovery of Dynamical Kinds. (2018)

Amanda HashimotoNicole AbaidSubhradeep RoyBenjamin JantzenColin Shea-Blymyer

automated discoverycollective behaviorsocial sciencesdynamical kindsdeep learning

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