Solving physics-based initial value problems with unsupervised machine learning
đź”—: https://journals.aps.org/pre/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevE.111.055302
(Open access)

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Solving physics-based initial value problems with unsupervised machine learning
đź”—: https://journals.aps.org/pre/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevE.111.055302
(Open access)
A Python implementation of David Deutsch’s Constructor Theory framework
đź”—: https://github.com/gvelesandro/constructor-theory-simulator
Haskell's simple point-free/tacit function definitions are super fun!
5 Steps to N-body Simulation in Python.
Link: https://alvinng4.github.io/grav_sim/5_steps_to_n_body_simulation/
Solving First Order Differential Equations with Julia
https://ritog.github.io/posts/1st-order-DE-julia/1st_order_DE_julia.html
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If today you found yourself needing to create an object detector of reasonable FPS for a robot... Do you still reach for a YOLO variant? Or is there something better / newer I should be eyeing?
The goal is to identify and then estimate location of objects for contextual room mapping ("hey, there's an oven in this room. It's probably a kitchen")