Aug
14
Free Stanford AI Class Online, from Dylan Distasio
August 14, 2011 |
For any Specs interested in brushing up on their artificial intelligence, Stanford is graciously offering what appears to be an excellent intro course online in October for free. Hope to virtually see some other Specs there to discuss the course. Let me know if anyone else is going to be taking it.
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Thanks!
I will be taking this class and welcome anyone who want’s to be a virtual study partner, or anyone who wishes to participate in a study group.
While it looks like an interesting course, I doubt that it will be of much use if one is planning to use AI in mapping market patterns. If this is the goal, a person could simply go to Ward Systems Group and get started. The best use of time would be to identify potential input variables and experiment with the best ways of representing these variables. IMHO, one does not need to reinvent the wheel.