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My experience with ML notebooks in particular has been poor. But most of the publications I read are not in the field of ML, and I tend to prefer ones that use
by codebje 7y ago
My experience with ML notebooks in particular has been poor. But most of the publications I read are not in the field of ML, and I tend to prefer ones that use an abstract definition of an algorithm rather than code in any case - whatever the language of the day is, it probably won't be compilable in fifteen years, but the algorithm will probably still be relevant.