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Artificial Intelligence for Science
A Deep Learning Revolution
edited by Alok Choudhary, Geoffrey Fox & Tony Hey -
Elements of Deep Learning Theory
by Eugene Golikov
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Brain vs Computer The Challenge of the Century by Jean-Pierre Fillard "General readers (especially) and all those involved in computing will benefit from considering the profound questions that are raised in this work." CHOICE connect
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Algorithms Design Techniques and Analysis(Revised Edition) by M H Alsuwaiyel "The book is a good introductory textbook for beginners who want to learn design and analysis of algorithms from scratch. It covers all the fundamental design paradigms with ample examples and exercises, and begins at a reasonable level. For beginners, it is also easy to navigate through the book." Mathematical Reviews Clippings
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Computational Intelligence and Image Processing in Medical Applications
edited by C H Chen -
The World of 5G
(In 5 Volumes)
Editor-in-chief: Quan Xue, by Quan Xue, Wenquan Che, Jishun Guo, Wei Wu, Zhiqiang Xu, Wenhua Huang & Haibin Lin -
On Rationality, Artificial Intelligence and Economics
by Daniel Muller, Fernando Buarque & Tshilidzi Marwala
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Exploring Big Historical Data
The Historian's Macroscope
2nd Edition
by Shawn Graham, Ian Milligan, Scott B Weingart & Kim Martin -
Quantum Mechanics and Bayesian Machines
by George Chapline -
Conjuring with Computation
A Manual of Magic and Computing for Beginners
by Paul Curzon & Peter W McOwan -
Computational Geometry with Independent and Dependent Uncertainties
by Rivka Gitik & Leo Joskowicz
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Fuzzy Logic Systems Institute (FLSI) Soft Computing Series Volume 5
A New Paradigm of Knowledge Engineering by Soft Computing
Edited By: Liya Ding (National University of Singapore, Singapore) -
New Frontiers in Robotics Today's robots are merely automated machines confined in specific environments in manufacturing or service industry. The robots of tomorrow will certainly take different shapes, and penetrate into different domains of applications for tasks or entertainments which are both physically and mentally challenging.
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