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Almost all simple graphs are connected
(keplerlounge.com)
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aidanrocke
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Fractional Cartesian Products
(keplerlounge.com)
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Understanding Polyá, Hardy and Littlewood's Definition of Similarly-Ordered
(keplerlounge.com)
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False Dichotomies
(keplerlounge.com)
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What if we could simulate the human brain?
(keplerlounge.com)
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Brain Networks on the Web
(github.com)
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aidanrocke
7y ago
I mean mimetic behaviour in the sense of René Girard.
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Mimetic behavior as random graph coloring
(keplerlounge.com)
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The unreasonable effectiveness of additive combinatorics in computer science
(lucatrevisan.wordpress.com)
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So if I had to write a tl;dr I would say that there are two economic incentives for neuromorphic computing: 1. Energy efficiency: More brain-like computers will eventually an energy efficiency comparable to the human brain. Consider that Al
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Neural Algorithms and Computing Beyond Moore's Law
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The True Cost of AlphaGo Zero
(keplerlounge.com)
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What Is Art?
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Understanding the two-thirds power law
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What is the exact value of culture?
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Parsing Elon Musk's solar energy calculation
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The extrinsic geometry of deep rectifier networks
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The computational geometry of deep rectifier networks
(keplerlounge.com)
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The Thermodynamics of Deep Learning
(keplerlounge.com)
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Deep Rectifier Networks as Orthogonal Function Spaces
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The Causal Path Entropy and Its Relation to Empowerment
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Percentage of Ramanujan's conjectures that were proven correct
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Understanding the Causal Path Entropy
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aidanrocke
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A vertex prediction model implementation based on https://arxiv.org/abs/1704.05548
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Inferring polygon vertices with a VGG-16 model
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aidanrocke
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A collection of pre-trained RL agents using Stable Baselines http://stable-baselines.readthedocs.io/ developed by Antonin Raffin( https://araffin.github.io/ ) and Ashley Hill( https://github.com
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Stable OpenAI baselines
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aidanrocke
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The Froude number and bipedal locomotion
(paulispace.com)
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Review: The co-ordination of insect movements(1951)
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Why don't hexapods gallop?
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