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Average rating: 3.85 · 41 ratings · 8 reviews · 10 distinct works
Ojibway Ceremonies

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The Future of Machine Intel...

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Artificial Intelligence and...

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So Buttons #1

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4.20 avg rating — 5 ratings — published 2007 — 4 editions
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So Buttons #2

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4.67 avg rating — 3 ratings — published 2009
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So Buttons #3

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By Canoe & Moccasin: Some N...

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Kooperationserfolg in Clust...

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Paris im Nacken

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“In the ’80s, a number of psychologists, computer scientists and linguists developed the Connectionist approach to cognitive psychology. Using neural nets, this community cast a new light on human thought and learning, anchored in basic ingredients from neuroscience. Indeed, backpropagation and some of the other algorithms in use today trace back to those efforts.”
David Beyer, The Future of Machine Intelligence

“How do you even think about unsupervised learning? How do you benefit from it? Once our understanding improves and unsupervised learning advances, this is where we will acquire new ideas, and see a completely unimaginable explosion of new applications. (Ilya Sutskever)”
David Beyer, The Future of Machine Intelligence

“Modern machine learning naturally occurs in a world of higher dimensions, generating lots of multivariate data in the process, including a large amount of noise. (Anima Anandkumar)”
David Beyer, The Future of Machine Intelligence



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