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mindesc
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Comment #44653590
If you have any system that tries to gravitate to a local minimum it is almost impossible to not make Newton's fractal with it. Classical feed forward network learning does pretty …
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Comment #44384212
This is how you turn unwanted dependencies and inability to make string searches a virtue.
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Comment #41032372
yeah. use raw datatype url provided by the language and get hacked by some exotic xss you are not aware, because the specs have kitchen and sink included
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Comment #38988464
I have understood that the bronze age collapse was a climate fluke that resulted into famine, which did lead to military power balance change which did lead into trade route collap…
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Comment #38780080
Dancing links has been so far my favourite algorithm to learn
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Comment #38456094
if entanglement is part of information compression happening on the human brains, that would be wild indeed
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Comment #38455350
The mistake here could also be that they are building a snake and that the real algorithm is about minimal ring containing start and end node. Usually when solving a puzzle the bad…
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Comment #38455202
starting everywhere and building bigger snake from smaller ones sounds like quantum version of classical inside outside algorithm that is used to check if an input follows certain …
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Comment #38317696
Filling up that mana bar is not easy.
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Comment #38317465
It could be also a sign of dependency hoarding and making you the bottleneck of the whole project. Bad architectural decisions, narcissistic need of importance or both. With those …
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Comment #36929270
Those are used. Search for minimum description principle and entropy based classifier. The performance is poor, but it is definitely there and really easy to deploy. I have seen gz…
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Comment #36928216
Gzip as a classifier is surprisingly good and you should use it as a benchmark for your neural network.
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Comment #36928159
might do good for you to google the minimum length principle (MDL). minimum length classifier has been used for image classifying, so not a new invention. our research group used m…