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Game, SET and maths

Once a month my friends and I meet to have a drink in our local pub, and to discuss mathematics (of course). As part of our monthly MathsJam (for more information, and to see if … Read more

16. August 2018 | By Katie Steckles | 5 comments

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- Zu: Addition and Abstraction
It’s So informative blog.I think it will help a lot people who are keen interest in A.I. Keep posting more like this so that i … Read more
- Martin Holzherr
- Zu: Addition and Abstraction
„The most important problem for AI today is abstraction and reasoning,” (Francois Chollet, AI researcher at Google). Why is that? Probably because only a deep … Read more
- Martin Holzherr
- Zu: How much maths can you buy with £50?
Question: How much maths can you buy for £50? Answer: A lot – except that you can’t buy maths (any more than you can buy … Read more
- Frank Wappler
- Zu: The Nobel Prize for Mathematics
Frank Wappler schrieb (15. July 2019 @ 10:56): > […] Aus Abständen […] d : X × X → ℝund aus (der Umkehr-Funktion) irgendeiner eins-zu-eins-umkehrbaren … Read more
- Frank Wappler
- Zu: The Nobel Prize for Mathematics
Katie Steckles wrote (15. July 2019): > […] Russell’s paradox, a classical mathematical paradox, considers a way of defining sets of things – and in … Read more

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