2010/8/8-9/7 [Computer/SW/Languages/C_Cplusplus, Computer/SW/Languages/Web] UID:53914 Activity:nil | 8/8 Trying to make a list of interesting features languages have
touted as this whole PL field comes around, trying to see if they
have basis in the culture of the time: feel free to add some/dispute
1970 C, "portability"
1980 C++, classes, oop, iterators, streams, functors, templates
expert systems
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2004/10/6 [Computer/HW/Memory, Computer/HW/IO, Computer/Theory] UID:33958 Activity:very high | 10/6 If the technology for borgification was available, what would you do?
I think it would be pretty cool to have some sort of 'mind's eye'
display and an always-on network connection. The other stuff like
collective conciousness and major implantation I'm not so hot on.
(I thought of this when seeing someone on their cell phone using a
headset)
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2003/8/19-20 [Computer/Theory] UID:29392 Activity:kinda low | 8/19 Machine learning people: what would you recommend for a reference
on pattern classification? It seems Duda & Hart is the classic,
but it's 30 years old -- is it still relevant? Any other
exceptional texts? Thanks.
\_ Tom Mitchell's book Machine Learning?
\_ I am told there aren't exceptional ML books. Stuart used
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2002/11/7-8 [Computer/Theory] UID:26462 Activity:kinda low | 11/7 Anyone have a good intro (i'm in math54 atm) to bayesian analysis
that a college sophomore could understand? i read that the new
spamassassin uses it (like ifile) but cant find a good intro text on
it other than:
http://www.paulgraham.com/spam.html
(which was actually pretty good)
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2002/4/10 [Computer/Theory] UID:24397 Activity:moderate | 4/9 i am working on modeling semiconductor devices and i need a
curve-fitting tool to generate mathematical model of the devices.
what are some of the free and commercial tools available? thanks.
\_ Get a book, copy the algorithms.
\_ excel works quite good. thx anyways. -op
\_ You can do curve fitting with neural nets -- a couple of lines of
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2000/8/14-15 [Computer/Theory] UID:18977 Activity:high | 8/13 Is there such a thing as an algorithm that can output another
algorithm? Kind of like self tuning, self evolving algorithm?
\_ Yes. Not as glamorous as it sounds; see also: genetic algorithms,
Remez algorithms, data-directed programming
\_ bison, yacc, (f)lex, and many many more. not self tuning though.
\_ There are algorithmns that can learn from data. It's really not
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