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The Pi Calculus
august 2009 by stuhlmueller
The π-calculus is to concurrent programs as the λ-calculus is to sequential programs (although the choice of π is not as canonical as that of λ).
compsci
programming
language
theory
august 2009 by stuhlmueller
Build your own probability monads (pdf)
october 2008 by stuhlmueller
"We introduce a modular toolkit for constructing probability monads, and show that it can be used for everything from discrete distributions to weighted particle filtering."
probability
theory
haskell
october 2008 by stuhlmueller
The Backwards Arrow of Time of the Coherently Bayesian Statistical Mechanic
october 2008 by stuhlmueller
Argues that thermodynamic entropy can't be identified with the information-theoretic uncertainty of an (ideal) observer’s subjective distribution over a system’s microstates.
information
theory
thermodynamics
october 2008 by stuhlmueller
David MacKay: Information Theory, Pattern Recognition and Neural Networks
august 2008 by stuhlmueller
Provides a unified view on Information theory, Bayesian probability theory and machine learning.
ebook
information
theory
machine
learning
august 2008 by stuhlmueller
Computational Category Theory
april 2008 by stuhlmueller
An implementation of concepts and constructions from category theory in the functional programming language Standard ML.
math
compsci
category
theory
ebook
april 2008 by stuhlmueller
Dagstuhl Seminar 06051: Kolmogorov Complexity and Applications
october 2007 by stuhlmueller
Videos and slides on algorithmic complexity, universal induction and learning theory.
kolmogorov
complexity
learning
theory
idsia
october 2007 by stuhlmueller
On the Kolmogorov-Chaitin Complexity for short sequences
july 2007 by stuhlmueller
Suggests a method to obtain a stable approximation of the Kolmogorov complexity for sequences generated by algorithms which are shorter than typical compiler lengths.
kolmogorov
complexity
theory
july 2007 by stuhlmueller
A Theory of the Learnable (PDF)
june 2007 by stuhlmueller
Gives a precise methodology for studying learning from a computational viewpoint. Show that there are both serious limits and important nontrivial classes of concepts that ca be learned.
compsci
learning
theory
june 2007 by stuhlmueller
Superseded scientific theories - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
june 2007 by stuhlmueller
A superseded, or obsolete, scientific theory is a scientific theory that was once commonly accepted but is no longer considered the most complete description of reality by mainstream science; or a falsifiable theory which has been shown to be false.
science
theory
history
wikipedia
june 2007 by stuhlmueller
Is "the theory of everything'' merely the ultimate ensemble theory?
april 2007 by stuhlmueller
The predictions of the theory take the form of probability distributions for the outcome of experiments, which makes it testable.
physics
philosophy
tegmark
theory
april 2007 by stuhlmueller
Optimal sequential decisions based on algorithmic probability (Hutter's thesis)
march 2007 by stuhlmueller
The major theme of the thesis is to develop a mathematical foundation of Artificial Intelligence and, more specifically, to develop a theory for rational agents acting optimally in any environment.
ai
probabilitytheory
information
theory
prediction
*interesting
march 2007 by stuhlmueller
Grundlagen algorithmischer Informationstheorie (PDF)
march 2007 by stuhlmueller
Soweit fürs maschinelle Lernen relevant. Stichwortartige Beilage zur Vorlesung "Maschinelles Lernen II" (SS 2005).
schmidhuber
ai
information
theory
march 2007 by stuhlmueller
Category theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
march 2007 by stuhlmueller
Deals in an abstract way with mathematical structures and relationships between them. A category consists of a class of objects, a class of morphisms (structure-preserving mappings between structures) and a binary operation (composition of morphisms).
math
category
theory
compsci
march 2007 by stuhlmueller
Ultimate ensemble - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
march 2007 by stuhlmueller
The only postulate in this theory of everything is that all structures that exist mathematically exist also physically.
physics
theory
tegmark
march 2007 by stuhlmueller
Minimum description length - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
february 2007 by stuhlmueller
A formalization of Occam's Razor in which the best hypothesis for a given set of data is the one that leads to the largest compression of the data. Computable!
compsci
information
theory
complexity
february 2007 by stuhlmueller
Algorithmic information theory - Scholarpedia
february 2007 by stuhlmueller
Great introduction to algorithmic information theory. Explains Kolmogorov complexity, Solomonoff probability, Levins Kt-complexity, "Martin-Loef" randomness, ...
compsci
information
theory
complexity
reference
february 2007 by stuhlmueller
Lecture notes on descriptional complexity and randomness (.ps.gz)
february 2007 by stuhlmueller
A detailed introduction to the main techniques of algorithmic information theory.
compsci
information
theory
february 2007 by stuhlmueller
Complexity classes P and NP - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
january 2007 by stuhlmueller
If positive solutions to a yes/no problem can be verified quickly in polynomial time, can the answers also be computed quickly in polynomial time? There is no proof one way or the other yet.
compsci
complexity
theory
reference
wikipedia
january 2007 by stuhlmueller
Complexity Theory: A Modern Approach / Sanjeev Arora and Boaz Barak
january 2007 by stuhlmueller
Draft of a textbook on computational complexity theory. Basic complexity classes, lower bounds for concrete computational models and more advanced topics.
compsci
complexity
theory
algorithms
math
january 2007 by stuhlmueller
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