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Gabriele De Luca
Gabriele specializes in artificial intelligence and innovation and on the impact of technology on society. He has authored several scientific papers in the sectors of machine learning, natural language processing, network theory, and multi-agent simulations. On Baeldung he contributes to the section on computer science, where he publishes articles on the theory behind machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Here's what I've written (so far):
Baeldung on Computer Science
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- Machine Learning (18)
- Math and Logic (16)
- Artificial Intelligence (13)
- Deep Learning (11)
- Algorithms (9)
- Programming (6)
- Latex (5)
- Graphs (3)
- Security (2)
- Data Structures (2)
- Data Science (2)
- Sorting (1)
- OS (1)
- Networking (1)
- Graph Theory (1)
- Core Concepts (1)
- Computer Vision (1)
Ackermann Function
Filed under Math and Logic
Explore the Ackermann function and the problems associated with its computation.
Alternatives of Ten – Binary, Octal, Hexadecimal
Filed under Math and Logic, OS
Explore numeral systems and their associated concepts.
Ugly Duckling Theorem
Filed under Deep Learning, Machine Learning
Learn about the ugly duckling theorem in its relationship with algorithmic bias.
Normalize Features of a Table
Filed under Data Science, Machine Learning
Learn how to normalize the features of a table or dataset.
Haversine Formula
Filed under Math and Logic
Learn about the Haversine formula for calculating great circle distances in spherical surfaces.
Algorithm for “Nice” Grid Line Intervals on a Graph
Filed under Algorithms, Latex
Explore an algorithm for placing nice gridlines on a bar chart.
The Difference Between Lower Bound and Tight Bound
Filed under Math and Logic
Explore the difference between Omega notation for lower bounds and the Theta notation for tight bounds.
Roulette Selection in Genetic Algorithms
Filed under Algorithms
Study the roulette wheel selection method for genetic algorithms.