BenoitP

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by BenoitP 13y ago
Ah, much thanks :)
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by BenoitP 13y ago
I think it would be just like RFIDs and NFCs: you send power to the antenna, the chip uses it to make a measurement, and to send it back. Maybe it can take enough energy from the ambient RFs. Maybe we will see a lot of people bringing their
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by BenoitP 13y ago
Thank you a lot :) I'm further bombarding you with questions: I'm trying to list the usages of Bayesian inferences in industry. So, there is spam filtering, I bet there would be recommandation engines (ex: amazon's product re
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by BenoitP 13y ago
I feel that the definition of nice is too broad here. Bill Gates is certainly ruthless when it comes to business. You don't want to come to him if you work at microsoft and your project is failing. However I'm sure on a personal l
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by BenoitP 13y ago
Change of subject: I'm very interested in Bayesian modelling. Would you be as kind as to provide me with some resources to learn the ins and outs of this? Also, I feel like akinator.com is using a Bayesian tree. Would you confirm this?
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by BenoitP 13y ago
My solution would be: For one coint toss, I get: (previous winnings) x (1+f) if I win (previous winnings) x (1-f) if I lose Thus, w being the number of times I win, I get the total $$ we would have: (1+f)^w x (1-f)^(1000-w) But those cases
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by BenoitP 13y ago
What is this YC EU headquarters you are talking about?
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by BenoitP 13y ago
My take on this, not: - on GPS, as mattbessey suggested. (precision: 2m max) - integrating accelerometer data : Very difficult, as the telephone would spin. Also: measurement errors are integrated too, so not too precise. Best option is tim