Very nice book "Mathematical foundations of infinite-dimensional statistical models" by Richard Nickl and Evarist Giné, Cambridge University Press (2016).
🎉Free PDF 🎉 available at
https://t.co/n276SqdPZr
and more books on information geometry at:
https://t.co/KnJU5uHVFd
Depression: The problem is me. I'm a terrible data scientist. 😭
Acceptance: Just ship it. Nothing matters and we'll all be dead soon anyway. 😑
#rstats#pydata#datascience
Happy to announce the first public release of Podium: https://t.co/JChsSmlMbj, a framework-agnostic Python #NLProc library for data loading & preprocessing developed at #TakeLab.
Install via `pip install podium-nlp`, docs available at: https://t.co/EcOVSgPv4A
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A brief history of trying to instil common sense in computers @QuantaMagazine
My money is on reinforcement learning to make some progress.
https://t.co/d4olV5twAW
We just released spacy-udpipe, a @spacy_io wrapper for the #UDPipe language-agnostic NLP pipeline. Parsing & tagging support for 50+ languages.
Repository: https://t.co/Lra2slEyzB
Install: `pip install spacy-udpipe`
Every odd integer is the difference of 2 squares
Proof:
1) Pick an odd number
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2) Bend it in half
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3) Fill in the rest
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The odd nbr is the area difference of the big and small squares
Ladies, if he:
- is 27 years old
- is tough to understand at first
- won't let you exit easily
- discourages your using arrow keys
- ships default with Linux-based operating systems
He’s not your man, he’s vim
Ladies, if he:
- is 27 years old
- is tough to understand at first
- won't let you exit easily
- discourages your using arrow keys
- ships default with Linux-based operating systems
He’s not your man, he’s vim