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Comment #46820131
That's the wake sleep algorithm for undirected graphical models. Hinton had a course on Coursera around 2015 that covered a lot of pre NN deep learning. Sadly I don't think it's up…
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Comment #41643645
Everything around the topic of condensates, liquid-liquid phase separation, stress granules, etc. is quite interesting. And it seems like the importance of condensates and related …
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Comment #40188370
Computational Science and Engineering by Gilbert Strang
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Comment #40052685
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Comment #40004368
Yeah, it makes a lot of sense to just create those gaps when you're specifically installing the fiber for sensing.
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Comment #40004162
Not quite the same thing, but this reminds me of DAS using fiber optic cable for various acoustic sensing tasks--basically as an alternative to geophones/hydrophones. There have be…
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Comment #39935710
The thing is that there is probably a lot of existing C++ code that is UB without std::launder (similarly to aliasing rules.) The main problem is that the C++ object lifetime rules…
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Comment #39919050
Helliwell & Sahakian Modern Classical Mechanics at least seems to do a much better job of explaining the Legendre transform than Goldstein, but it still never mentions the convexit…
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Comment #39413954
Sounds like that would allow a Linux VM running on a macbook
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Comment #39268921
Seg faults
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Comment #39265501
This has always been an issue with sorting float arrays that contain NaN in C or C++ (e.g. with std::sort() with the default "<" comparator.)
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Comment #36376959
Bishop Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning is an awesome starting point. I think it's way more coherent (although it probably is less comprehensive) than Elements of Statistic…
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Comment #35442608
If you're interested in perception, like tracking & freespace detection or SLAM, then "Probabilistic Robotics" by Thrun is pretty good. For a more fundamental take on that stuff (b…