kevdevnull

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   by kevdevnull 12y ago

   Thanks for the reference to p. It looks like a good addition to the Thorpe I've done and the do Carmo and Lee that I am currently working through. I appreciate it. This is reasonable? http://books.google.com/books/
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   by kevdevnull 12y ago

   which one?
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   by kevdevnull 12y ago

   ;) probably just the author :)
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   by kevdevnull 12y ago

   take a look at manifold learning, this should point you in the right direction: http://web.mit.edu/6.454/www/www_fall_2003/ihler/slides.pdf
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   by kevdevnull 12y ago

   Lee's books are great as well, very different perspective, audience, motivation and development, but great. I am working through his first on topological manifolds now. Also, at about the same level of difficulty but a different perspe
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   by kevdevnull 12y ago

   http://archive.wired.com/wired/archive/3.06/xanadu.html No longer vaporware!!! I've been waiting for this forever!
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   Functional Differential Geometry (2012) [pdf](groups.csail.mit.edu)

   155 points by kevdevnull 12y ago|38 comments
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   RLDM – Home for the Reinforcement Learning and Decision Making Meetings(rldm.org)

   2 points by kevdevnull 12y ago|0 comments