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 Date: 2006-01-23 17:41:07Statistics Statistical inference Probability interpretations Algorithmic information theory Cybernetics Ray Solomonoff Algorithmic probability Inductive inference Kolmogorov complexity Science Artificial intelligence Knowledge |
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THE UNIVERSAL DISTRIBUTION AND MACHINE LEARNING Ray J. Solomonoff | Does Algorithmic Probability Solve the Problem of Induction? Ray Solomonoff Visiting Professor, Computer Learning Research Center Royal Holloway, University of London Mailing Address: P.O.B, Cambridge, Ma,DocID: 1tL90 - View Document |
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