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We’re back with the latest set of #AtHomeWithAI researcher recommended resources, this time from research scientist @AdamMarblestone! (1/7) Image
Adam suggests class materials from @Stanford if students are looking for ideas on computational models of the neocortex.

Follow along here: stanford.io/2XWiNlB #AtHomeWithAI
Need a resource that covers the essentials of linear algebra for AI? This online lecture by #gilbertstrang and @broadinstitute does just that.

Watch it here: bit.ly/3buHbi6 #AtHomeWithAI
Up next is a concise introduction to probabilistic graphical models. These notes are based on a @Stanford course and are written by @volkuleshov and @StefanoErmon - with help from students and course staff.

Read them all here: bit.ly/2xSxVWe #AtHomeWithAI
Consider yourself a newcomer to nonlinear dynamics and chaos?

Adam suggests this course of 25 lectures, filmed at @Cornell in 2014. The collection of videos closely follows @stevenstrogatz’s "Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos”.

Watch here: bit.ly/3eFoied #AtHomeWithAI
Interested in keeping up with the progress towards the scientific goal of understanding human intelligence from a computational POV?

If so, @AdamMarblestone suggests the @MITOCW readings on “The Human Intelligence Enterprise”: bit.ly/3cRZePW #AtHomeWithAI
Completely comprehending the science behind the brain is no small feat. For those looking to learn as much as possible, Adam points to the @BrandeisU paper on the challenges of understanding the brain.

Read it here: bit.ly/2VPCIjh & let us know your #AtHomeWithAI recs!
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