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reasonabledeviations.com
Academic blog about quantitative finance, programming, maths. |
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blog.owulveryck.info
You may know how enthusiast I am about machine learning. A while ago I discovered recurrent neural networks. I have read that this 'tool' allow to predict the future! Is this a kind of magic? I have read a lot of stuffs about the 'unreasonable effectiveness' of this mechanism. The litteracy that gives deep explanation exists and is excellent. There is also plehtora of examples, but most of them are using python and a calcul framework. To fully undestand how things work (as I am not a data-scientist), I needed to write my own tool 'from scratch'. This is what this post is about: a more-or-less 'from scratch' implementation of a RNN in go that can be used to applied to a lot of examples |
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blog.practicaljournal.com
Hey everyone! Today we're diving into a learning method that's been revolutionizing the way people absorb and understand new information. It's called The Feynman Learning Technique, named after the brilliant Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman. If you've ever struggled to really grasp a concept or found yourself forgetting information soon after learning it, this technique is a game-changer. Let's break it down! |
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richardcarrier.blogspot.com
Over the years I have been mulling a problem in metaphysics: the ontological mysteries of Quantum Mechanics. I have been developing a theory... |
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