Lagarias The Alternative Hypothesis and Point Processes (NTWS 142) 54:51 Jeffrey Vaaler Schinzel's determinant inequality and a conjecture of [.] (NTWS 1 49:40 Jens Marklof The three gap theorem in higher dimensions (NTSW 048) 54:08 John Voight Counting elliptic curves with level ...
recently devised reductive analyses of the mental, for all of them are logically compatible with its absence. It is not analyzable in terms of any explanatory system of functional states, or intentional states, since these could be ascribed to robots or automata that behaved like...
Amazon, Uber and the like. Enterprise AI represents yet another paradigm shift in business transformation. The application of artificial intelligence in the enterprise is profoundly changing the way businesses work
The object of this paper is to evaluate the utility of machine learning approaches for predicting urban redevelopment by comparing them a longer-standing econometric approach for doing the same. The motivation is that, while much is understood about the latter, far less is understood about the for...
However, since the Church-Turing thesis has not been given a mathematical proof, not all scholars agree that it is a valid mathematical truth, even if all applicable tests seem to point to it being true. People who believe that the Church-Turing thesis isn’t a mathematical truth tend to ...
art results on language generation tasks are attained using beam search despite its overwhelmingly high search error rate. This implies that the MAP objective alone does not express the properties we desire in text, which merits the question: if beam search is the answer, what was the question?
In other words, trying to use those words in a theory-neutral or “innocent” fashion is ignoring too much of the history behind them. I thought this final point was interesting. As someone who strives to use words in their most commonly accepted manner, and to be clear when I’m not,...
It’s surprising how little is known about the foundations of machine learning. Yes, from an engineering point of view, an immense amount has been figured out about how to build neural nets that do all kinds of impressive andsometimes almost magical things. But at a funda...
This is a review of the issue of randomness in quantum mechanics, with special emphasis on its ambiguity; for example, randomness has different antipodal r
have traditionally assumed a "Galilean"\nobserver, a bare "point of view" implemented physically by a quantum system.\nThis paper investigates the consequences of replacing such an\ninformationally-impoverished observer with an observer that satisfies the\nrequirements of classical automata theory, i....