Rui Nunes Books

Rui Nunes is a Portuguese writer and professor of philosophy whose work delves into profound themes of pain, illness, and death. He views writing as a therapeutic act, a means of sublimating suffering and fostering a deep connection with the reader, valuing this complicity above commercial success. Nunes's distinctive prose, though influenced by writers such as Kafka, carves its own path, exploring these heavy subjects with a unique voice. His literary output, which gained momentum after his return from Australia in 1974, has been consistently recognized by critics for its depth and originality.

BigData techniques for Solar Power Forecasting

BigData techniques for Solar Power Forecasting
A SMART Grid approach to Solar Power Forecasting
104 pages
4 hours of reading
The book delves into the challenges and advancements in renewable energy, particularly focusing on photovoltaic production and its predictive capabilities. As the importance of accurate energy predictions rises, especially with the advent of SMART Grid projects, the text explores the need for enhanced models that can handle data from multiple locations. It highlights the role of Big Data techniques, specifically convex optimization and parallel computing, in improving computational power and developing faster, more accurate predictive models for renewable energy production.
Healthcare as a Universal Human Right
This important book outlines how, despite varying levels of global socio- economic development, governments around the world can guarantee their citizensâ€™ fundamental right to basic healthcare. číst celé

BigData techniques for Solar Power Forecasting

Healthcare as a Universal Human Right