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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Visualizing Huffman Coding Trees
Here is a link to a script I finished to help visualize the Huffman Coding Algorithm. What would you do if you wanted to transfer a message, say one written in English but you only had a limited set of … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithm, ascii, binary, binary tree, coding, encoding, encryption, entropy, grouping, huffman, huffman coding, join, probability, tree
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Understanding Bayes’ Theorem
I’ve finished a script that helps understand Bayes’ Theorem. If we have a set of mutually exclusive (aka non-overlapping) sets Bi for i {0, 1, 2, …, n} for some integer n, then the union of these sets forms a … Continue reading
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Tagged bayes, bayes theorem, causation, cause, conditional, conditional probability, event, exclusive, intersect, JavaScript, learning, machine learning, math, mathematics, mutually exclusive, probability, script, set, set theory, theory, union
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Learn Math Through Set Relations
I have just finished a script that helps users understand mathematics through set theory and relations. Much of our world deals with relationships – both in the sense of romantic ones or ones that show some interesting property between two … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-symmetric, antisymmetric, cross product, equivalence relation, examples, function, JavaScript, learn, learning, math, mathematics, order, ordered, ordered paid, pair, partial order, partial order set, poset, qb rating, random, rating, reflexive, relation, relationship, script, set, set theory, symmetric, theory, total order, transitive
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