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In the lecture for this block we are going to discuss some basic concepts of machine learning, including common datastructures that are used for the purpose. We will discuss the basic arrays, and we will use these arrays to form more complicated structures such as 2-dimensional arrays and FIFO/FILO buffers. | In the lecture for this block we are going to discuss some basic concepts of machine learning, including common datastructures that are used for the purpose. We will discuss the basic arrays, and we will use these arrays to form more complicated structures such as 2-dimensional arrays and FIFO/FILO buffers. | ||
We are then going to discuss the idea of symbolic notations, or the use of "symbols" to represent more complicated pieces of data. The goal of this lecture is to prepare students for the laboratory assignment. | We are then going to discuss the idea of symbolic notations, or the use of "symbols" to represent more complicated pieces of data. The goal of this lecture is to prepare students for the laboratory assignment. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:55, 30 September 2009
In the lecture for this block we are going to discuss some basic concepts of machine learning, including common datastructures that are used for the purpose. We will discuss the basic arrays, and we will use these arrays to form more complicated structures such as 2-dimensional arrays and FIFO/FILO buffers.
We are then going to discuss the idea of symbolic notations, or the use of "symbols" to represent more complicated pieces of data. The goal of this lecture is to prepare students for the laboratory assignment.