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Tag Archives: Programming
A Rant on Reasonable Expectations
With the semester wrapping up, I feel my status as a teaching assistant for a computational modeling course compels me to address something that we’ve encountered off and on the past several months. I’ll let Condescending Wonka introduce it. He … Continue reading
Computer Science by any other name
In other words, what exactly is “computer science”? Regardless of the answer, it (and just about anything else you can think) is often confused as something else entirely by those who aren’t part of it. Throughout my years in college, … Continue reading
Posted in Programming, Real Life
Tagged abstract syntax trees, algorithms, architecture, binary trees, black hat, combinatorics, complexity, computer science, data structures, discrete math, Gaming, hacking, langauges, linear algebra, logic, Programming, proofs, searching, set theory, sorting, web design
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Debugging and you!
I just completed an assignment for my machine learning class (which, in case you haven’t picked up from my lack of posting frequency, is a little challenging), for which I had a write a program that implements the concept of … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Programming
Tagged adaboost, and seriously don't weight your friends, boosting, debugging, don't try this at home kids, it's like that dumb facebook app top friends, machine learning, pretty much the worst analogy ever, Programming, python, seriously just bring in a few friends
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How can I crack you? Let me count the ways…
I just received source code for a partially-implemented Hidden Markov Model. I took one look at the main() (it’s written in C++) and decided I just had to post it here for public review, critique, and general merrymaking. It’s not … Continue reading
Theatre of Consciousness 