Some people will eventually replace their downloaded mp3 collection when they have the money they don't currently have. A real cd with its cover has some social added value (for those who have a social life).
It doesn't seem to be AI to me at all. Just some statistical tool based on human knowledge. I don't deny that there might be some applications but:
"the database so constructed could be used in conjunction with a neural net"
How so? It feels like you're going to glue two things that should have been made one from the start.
I agree. This book is wonderful, and it's free!! I can't help but compare it to books by Rudin which cost more than 100$. They're great, but hardly affordable.
On algebra, Serge Lang's Algebra is said to be the best; so far, I haven't found any that I like (got my worst grade in Galois Theory).
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Some people will eventually replace their downloaded mp3 collection when they have the money they don't currently have. A real cd with its cover has some social added value (for those who have a social life).
Therefore I'm god, or the pope, or both.
But Google is not god: (10^2)! is not displayed entirely and (10^3)! fails.
I look forward to the day when Google gives real calculation power for free like:
isprime(10^43452352134552+1)
It doesn't seem to be AI to me at all. Just some statistical tool based on human knowledge. I don't deny that there might be some applications but: "the database so constructed could be used in conjunction with a neural net" How so? It feels like you're going to glue two things that should have been made one from the start.
I agree. This book is wonderful, and it's free!! I can't help but compare it to books by Rudin which cost more than 100$. They're great, but hardly affordable. On algebra, Serge Lang's Algebra is said to be the best; so far, I haven't found any that I like (got my worst grade in Galois Theory).