Statistical Learning as the Ultimate Agile Development Tool by Peter Norvig
Posted on November 5, 2009 Comments (1)
Interesting lecture on Statistical Learning as the Ultimate Agile Development Tool by Peter Norvig. The webcast is likely to be of interest to a fairly small segment of readers of this blog. But for geeks it may be interesting. He looks at the advantages of machine learning versus hand programming every case (for example spelling correction).
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Categories: Data, Software Development, Statistics
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