A short one for today: in this post we will learn how to easily create truth tables with R and will contribute our code to the growing repository of Rosetta code. I hope that you will learn a few tricks along the way, so read on!
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Month: May 2021
Fame: Is Becoming a Star Written in the Stars?
I sometimes joke that as an Aries I don’t believe in zodiac signs. But could there still be some pattern, e.g. in the sense that people born in spring are more prone to success than those born during the winter months?
In this post, we will provide a definitive answer with one of the most fascinating datasets I have ever encountered, so read on!
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The Most Advanced AI in the World explains what AI, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning are!
This is our 101’st blog post here on Learning Machines and we have prepared something very special for you!
Oftentimes the different concepts of data science, namely artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and deep learning (DL) are confused… so we asked the most advanced AI in the world, OpenAI GPT-3, to write a guest post for us to provide some clarification on their definitions and how they are related.
We are most delighted to present this very impressive (and only slightly redacted) essay to you – enjoy!
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Learning Statistics: On Hot, Cool, and Large Numbers
My father-in-law used to write down the numbers drawn on the lottery to find patterns, especially whether some numbers were “due” because they hadn’t been drawn for a long time. He is not alone! And don’t they have a point? Shouldn’t the numbers balance after some time? Read on to find out!
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