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Google’s AI can create better machine-learning code than the researchers who made it

Posted by jpluimers on 2017/10/17

[WayBack] Google’s AI can create better machine-learning code than the researchers who made it:

Google’s AutoML project has yielded significant advances in the ability for machine-learning systems to replicate and improve AI code.

Via:

–jeroen

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On my reading list: Wait by Why on Elon Musk’s latest venture on neural stuff. 

Posted by jpluimers on 2017/04/27

Very long read so it’s on my list of things to read when I’ve a day or two to digest all of it: There he goes again. Even if you aren’t really interested in Elon Musk’s latest venture, this Wait but Why article is a must read on its own.#waitbutw… – Jeroen Wiert Pluimers – Google+

 

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#Maths #fun – great graphics help to understand math

Posted by jpluimers on 2016/06/17

Good visualisations make math so much easier to grasp, so I completely agree with Thomas Mueller (dummzeuch)  who wrote “Why didn’t my Maths teachers use this kind of graphic? Why wasn’t it in the expensive book?”

Via #Maths #fun – I’m Programmer – Google+

Actual source: Binomial theorem: Geometric explanation – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia picture File:Binomial expansion visualisation.svg – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (red/purple/blue) and File:Binomial theorem visualisation.svg – Wikimedia Commons (red/orange/green/blue)

I like the last picture best (I wonder though what colour blind people think about them).

–jeroen

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