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I am looking for books that have sections or even chapters devoted to complex random variables, or random variables that can take on complex values (NOT probabilities that are valued in the complex range, in this regard). On the other hand, if someone does know any books that contain material on...

Hi. I'm looking for books on data science, preferably leaning towards neural networks, that focus on mathematical rigor. For example, theorems on optimization, minimum number of layers to accomplish a task efficiently, etc. Most books I've seen seem to hand wave this stuff. Anyone know any juicy...

That's no problem, the one about dynamics on manifolds seems to be the one for me to look at. I like manifold theory too, I imagine they'd apply some tensors or Riemann geometry in it.

Yes I am still interested, which one would apply the most of geometric arguments in your opinion(in regard to the dynamics books)? I've seen stuff on information geometry, personally I prefer stochastic geometry over that. I am a little biased though because I have more experience with topics...

Does anyone know any good research on this topic? I'm basically looking for information on what would be solving integral and differential equations in which the unknown you need to solve for is the level of a integral or derivative in the equation. For example F'1/2(u)+F'x(u)=F'1/3(u) where the...

Yeah, I've read through most of the "practical" books, I was looking for rigorous books with proofs. Ohhh bonus points for using Julia I like that I'll have to check it out just for that :)

Does anyone know any good up to date books on the mathematics of neural networks? If you know any good research papers that would be cool too. I've read through "Intro to the theory of neural computation" by John Hertz but it's a 1991 book. I'm looking for generalized theorems on...

Oh well I disagree.

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I kindly disagree. I come from a heavy religous background and became agnostic. Think for example you take two different people and fix reference frames right behind there eyes. Depending on what they do in life their worlds are going to be different. Now to me I think "why would a perfect...

Is there a It's not that its no consequence its the fact that it IS different even if it is on an extremely small scale. What I'm talking about is that on our scale things seem one way as to make everyone naturally believe in things that they generalize to a global worldview of things that...

Mostly for my personal philosophy. To me such small differences in every day life matter. The fact that everything isn't perfectly synchronous in an absolute time. For example people see events happen at different times and don't realize it. Of course for all intents and purposes it may as well...

So, newbie question, does the amount of cores in a processor or even if it has hyper threading effect the assembly language?

Thanks this makes sense. I was trying to learn it on intel processors probably should have included that...

So I made it one of my projects to learn assembly language. Hoo boy. Started looking through online pdfs and some are extremely advanced jumping into like 5 different developing environments and others assume I'm dumb as a nut and don't even know binary representations of numbers or simple logic...