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| Thank you for your kind words! I thought this post was too lengthy and/or textbook-ish that people felt dis-encouraged to read through. :) |
| Beautiful! Absolutely a damn good presentation and good work. |
| Hi Christopher, thanks very much for sharing your idea! One major problem in both our networks is that they only support a predefined iteration step number $n$. And for any $n$ we'll need to re-generate the networks and re-deploy them to the GPU,... |
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| Mr. Kaurov, Is there a way to map the closeness or relatedness of words with your method? I would like to be able to measure or rate the closeness or proximity of words in absolute terms ( if the whole language is mapped and quantified ) or as... |
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| hello, Jeremy, You can easily change the speed by adding or removing frames. You can e.g. change the step of the Table function that crestes the frames. here is an example of a fast and a slow version" framesFast = Flatten@Table[ ... |