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On the Computability of Solomonoff Induction and Knowledge-Seeking
International Conference on Algorithmic Learning Theory, 2015Solomonoff induction is held as a gold standard for learning, but it is known to be incomputable. We quantify its incomputability by placing various flavors of Solomonoff's prior M in the arithmetical hierarchy.
Jan Leike, Marcus Hutter
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Handbook of Computability and Complexity in Analysis
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Computer Design in Computational Mechanics
2009 International Conference on Computing, Engineering and Information, 2009The computational mechanics suffers a lack of modifiability and interactivity, which leads to neglecting its potential to help engineers in solving problems faster and cheaper. The fully integration of computer design in computational mechanics will tackle this problems, by means of providing the capability to explore design variations within an ...
Serna S.P., Stork A.
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The Computer Journal, 2012
In this essau we claim that omputing is the fourth great scientific domain, on par with the physical, life, and social sciences.
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In this essau we claim that omputing is the fourth great scientific domain, on par with the physical, life, and social sciences.
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Computability of Differential Equations
Theory and Applications of Computability, 2021D. Graça, Ning Zhong
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Quantum Computing vs. Coherent Computing
New Generation Computing, 2012In this review article, we compare the performance of two computing systems: quantum computing and coherent computing. A layered architecture for circuit-model quantum computing, employing surface code quantum error correction, has been recently discussed.
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Architectural Design, 2005
AbstractJohn Frazer trained as an architect in London and at Cambridge during the 1960s and 1970s. He identified at the very earliest stages of their development how the processing power of computers might assist the design process, and then tried to imagine the effects of this on the role of the architect, the client/user and the environment.
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AbstractJohn Frazer trained as an architect in London and at Cambridge during the 1960s and 1970s. He identified at the very earliest stages of their development how the processing power of computers might assist the design process, and then tried to imagine the effects of this on the role of the architect, the client/user and the environment.
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2013
Unlike the classical view of computations that considers them as processes transforming information, we will consider computations as processes generating knowledge. We present arguments supporting this view of computations. These arguments are based on the past and present trends in the use of information technologies, where a steadily growing ...
Wiedermann, J. (Jiří), van Leeuwen, J.
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Unlike the classical view of computations that considers them as processes transforming information, we will consider computations as processes generating knowledge. We present arguments supporting this view of computations. These arguments are based on the past and present trends in the use of information technologies, where a steadily growing ...
Wiedermann, J. (Jiří), van Leeuwen, J.
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Computers computers everywhere
ACM SIGPC Notes, 1981"I'm really interested in computers but I don't know anything about them. How can I get started?" How about a trip to the local museum. Kids and grown-ups got to try out many of the latest personal computers at the Palo Alto Jr. Museum in Palo Alto, Ca. Equipment was loaned by local retail computer stores and manufacturers.
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