[–] anarchy8 9y ago ↗ A great source, but was creating a subset of Javascript really necessary? [–] harperlee 9y ago ↗ WebPPL was not created specifically for this book. For example, this other one also uses it: Probabilistic Models of Cognition (https://probmods.org/) [–] [deleted] 9y ago ↗ (comment deleted) [–] adamnemecek 9y ago ↗ JS is the easiest language to build any sort of demo in.
[–] harperlee 9y ago ↗ WebPPL was not created specifically for this book. For example, this other one also uses it: Probabilistic Models of Cognition (https://probmods.org/) [–] [deleted] 9y ago ↗ (comment deleted)
[–] [dead] earthbeing 9y ago ↗ Excuse me for going off-topic, but I have a question regarding the grammar used in the title:Shouldn't it be "modeling the agents"? Because "Modeling Agents" could also mean "agents whose job is modeling".I'm sorry, but the usage of "the" has been a question for me recently.
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[ 5.1 ms ] story [ 25.7 ms ] threadShouldn't it be "modeling the agents"? Because "Modeling Agents" could also mean "agents whose job is modeling".
I'm sorry, but the usage of "the" has been a question for me recently.