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| | | | | Edward Kmett's lens library made lenses talk of the town. This is, however, not a lens tutorial (let's wait for the upcoming Simon Peyton Jones's intro to lenses (edit: here it is)). I'm going to concentrate on one aspect of lenses that I've found intriguing -- the van Laarhoven representation. Quick introduction: A lens is... | |
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| | | | | Introduction Neural networks are an example of composable systems, so it's no surprise that they can be modeled in category theory, which is the ultimate science of composition. Moreover, the categorical ideas behind neural networks can be immediately implemented and tested in a programming language. In this post I will present the Haskell implementation of... | |
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