Re:Hacker's guide to Neural Networks
by Swizec on Monday March 23, 2015 @06:45AM
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Is it?
Sure, you might not understand all the intricacies of each, but I think the basic idea should be understandable when expressed in any of those languages. But I'm biased, I was exposed to Prolog in college and I learned Lisp and Haskell on my own (to an extent) so it's really difficult for me to judge what is and isn't readable.
But if you can read: foo.map(function (d) { return d+1; }), you should be able to read (map foo (+1)) imho.
Sure, you might not understand all the intricacies of each, but I think the basic idea should be understandable when expressed in any of those languages. But I'm biased, I was exposed to Prolog in college and I learned Lisp and Haskell on my own (to an extent) so it's really difficult for me to judge what is and isn't readable.
But if you can read: foo.map(function (d) { return d+1; }), you should be able to read (map foo (+1)) imho.