In [0] the author uses dynamic scope (variables with dynamic scope are called special variable in common lisp) to help design a test system in common lisp. Quoting the author: This is exactly the kind of problem dynamic…
my take on this: The high bias, low variance means that the models used in the book are the standard used in physic. The low variance means that the author doesn't use any artificial model or parameter except those that…
I don't think the general property of expander graphs is needed, perhaps a relaxed property, such as the following definition: A graph G is a distance(k)-expander if #edges(U, V-U) > c min(#U,#(V-U)) where U is a set of…
In [0] the author uses dynamic scope (variables with dynamic scope are called special variable in common lisp) to help design a test system in common lisp. Quoting the author: This is exactly the kind of problem dynamic…
my take on this: The high bias, low variance means that the models used in the book are the standard used in physic. The low variance means that the author doesn't use any artificial model or parameter except those that…
I don't think the general property of expander graphs is needed, perhaps a relaxed property, such as the following definition: A graph G is a distance(k)-expander if #edges(U, V-U) > c min(#U,#(V-U)) where U is a set of…