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Probabilistic Programming
Hongseok begins by talking about a program of Strachey’s that wrote “love letters” using the Manchester University computer. He then uses this as a lead in for discussing probabilistic methods of generating algorithms an...
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Probabilistic Programming is an episode from Strachey 100: an Oxford Computing Pioneer by Oxford University. Hongseok begins by talking about a program of Strachey’s that wrote “love letters” using the Manchester University computer. He the...
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Published Jun 26, 2017, 34:14 long, audio available.
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Hongseok begins by talking about a program of Strachey’s that wrote “love letters” using the Manchester University computer. He then uses this as a lead in for discussing probabilistic methods of generating algorithms and programs.
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Probabilistic Programming is an episode from Strachey 100: an Oxford Computing Pioneer by Oxford University.
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