Skip to content The Mystery of How Quasicrystals Form
The original version of this story appeared in Quanta Magazine. Since their discovery in 1982, exotic materials known as quasicrystals ...
Read more Using Python to Build a Calculator
Calculators date back to the 17th century, with the first calculator created in the form of a mechanical device. Over ...
Read more Implementing the Gaussian Challenge in Python
Carl Gauss was a German mathematician and astronomer, also known as the “Prince of Mathematics”. He is widely recognized for ...
Read more Cracking the Density Code: Why MAF Flows Where KDE Stalls
One of the main problems that arises in high-dimensional density estimation is that as our dimension increases, our data becomes ...
Read more A ‘Grand Unified Theory’ of Math Just Got a Little Bit Closer
“We mostly believe that all the conjectures are true, but it’s so exciting to see it actually realized,” said Ana ...
Read more From Rules to Relationships: How Machines Are Learning to Understand Each Other
Communication systems have evolved from simple bit transmission to intelligent information sharing. Traditional systems focus on moving raw data from ...
Read more Regularisation: A Deep Dive into Theory, Implementation, and Practical Insights
This blog is a deep dive into regularisation techniques, intended to give you simple intuitions, mathematical foundations, and implementation details. ...
Read more Exploring the Proportional Odds Model for Ordinal Logistic Regression
You can find the full code for this example at the bottom of this post. odds model for ordinal logistic ...
Read more Multiple Linear Regression Analysis | Towards Data Science
full code for this example at the bottom of this post. Multiple regression is used when your response variable Y ...
Read more One Turn After Another | Towards Data Science
While some games, like rock-paper-scissors, only work if all payers decide on their actions simultaneously, other games, like chess or ...
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