Explore how to loop over the elements of a matrix in a square spiral pattern.
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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.
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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)
What the Correlation Coefficient Actually Represents
Filed under Algorithms, Math and Logic
Explore the concept of correlation for bivariate distributions.
Differences Between Classification and Clustering
Filed under Machine Learning
Learn about the difference between classification and clustering.
Understanding Randomness
Filed under Core Concepts
Explore the ontological and epistemological foundations of randomness.
What Is a Policy in Reinforcement Learning?
Filed under Deep Learning, Machine Learning
Explore the concept of policy for reinforcement learning agents
What Is the Difference Between Gradient Descent and Gradient Ascent?
Filed under Deep Learning, Math and Logic
Learn about gradient descent and gradient ascent and when to use them.
SVM Vs Neural Network
Filed under Machine Learning
Explore the main similarities and differences between support vector machines and neural networks.
Support Vector Machines (SVM)
Filed under Machine Learning
Explore the theoretical foundation of support vector machines.
When Not to Use Regular Expressions?
Filed under Programming
Explore some common cases in which we shouldn’t use RegExes.