No, my point is that it's a post on a personal blog not a peer reviewed paper.
This is not just PR and is very interesting. However, in my view, (and from a quick read of the paper) this is actually a very classical method in applied math work: - Build a complex intractable mathematical model…
No examples of before/after? Maybe I missed something.
What does this add to the conversation?
Two months without a commit could still be quite active and useful software, especially for a personal project. Where would you draw the line?
No, my point is that it's a post on a personal blog not a peer reviewed paper.
This is not just PR and is very interesting. However, in my view, (and from a quick read of the paper) this is actually a very classical method in applied math work: - Build a complex intractable mathematical model…
No examples of before/after? Maybe I missed something.
What does this add to the conversation?
Two months without a commit could still be quite active and useful software, especially for a personal project. Where would you draw the line?