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| | | | | Newman's theorem on rational approximations and complexity theory Donald Newman was not a theorist, but was a mathematician who worked on many topics during his career. One of his results is a lovely theorem that shows that the approximation of continuous functions by rational functions can be very different from the approximation by polynomials. Today... | |
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| | | In Part I, I wrote about how I started exploring the topic of machine learning, and we looked briefly described one of its main aims: automating the task of classifying objects based on their properties. Here, I'll give an example of this in action, and also describe some general lessons I've drawn from this experience.... | ||
