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How to solve the "Mastermind" guessing game? (2009)

Hacker News

How would you create an algorithm to solve the following puzzle, "Mastermind"? Your Your opponent has chosen four different colours from a set of six (yellow, blue, green, red, orange, purple).

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From Robustness to Privacy and Back

Machine Learning Research at Apple

*= Equal Contributors We study the relationship between two desiderata of algorithms in statistical inference and machine learning—differential privacy and robustness to adversarial data corruptions. However, all general methods for transforming robust algorithms into private ones lead to suboptimal error rates.

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IBM researchers to publish FHE challenges on the FHERMA platform

IBM Journey to AI blog

IBM has been working to advance the domain of FHE for 15 years, since IBM Research scientist Craig Gentry introduced the first plausible fully homomorphic scheme in 2009. The ability to process encrypted data without decryption marks a pivotal advancement, promising to revolutionize diverse fields.

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Introducing NYU Center for Data Science Research Groups

NYU Center for Data Science

CILVR Lab The CILVR Lab (Computational Intelligence, Learning, Vision, and Robotics) was founded by CDS Faculty & Founding Director and Chief AI Scientist at Meta’s AI lab Yann LeCun and CDS Associated Professor Rob Fergus in 2009.

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The Meeting of the Minds That Launched AI

Hacker News

Ray and I had met in 1969, and we got married in 1989; he passed away in late 2009. Scientists interested in this latter approach were also represented at Dartmouth and later championed the rise of symbolic logic, using heuristic and algorithmic processes, which I’ll discuss in a bit. Where Was the Photo Taken?

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Hashing from A to Z

Dataconomy

The fundamental concept behind hashing revolves around the use of a mathematical algorithm called a hash function. This algorithm is designed to meet specific criteria: it must produce a consistent output length, be deterministic, efficient, exhibit the avalanche effect, and possess preimage resistance. 256 bits).

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Quan Sun on finishing in second place in Predict Grant Applications

Kaggle

In 2009 and 2010, I participated the UCSD/FICO data mining contests. What I tried and What ended up working I tried many different algorithms (mainly weka and matlab implementations) and feature sets in nearly 80 submissions. I’m also a part-time software developer for 11ants analytics.