Barbara Ganley: "deep learning" and "slow blogging" (CogDogBlog)


	Barbara Ganley: "deep learning" and "slow blogging" (CogDogBlog)

enbar

5-16-2007 11:00 PM

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enbar says:

Notes on a lecture by Middlebury's Barbara Ganley. Not sure what to make of this, but .... it's interestning anyhow. I wish Levine (the blogger) had provided a little more context.

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