Re: Digest for sacgru@googlegroups.com - 4 Messages in 3 Topics

[David Vydra]

Linear Algebra example was very cool! Maybe we can check out http://www.scalanlp.org/ as well.

On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 4:01 PM, <sac...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

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• matrix multiplication [2 Updates]
• MIT Circut and Electronics vide [1 Update]
• Functional Programming in Scala course coming to Coursera in April [1 Update]

 matrix multiplication

Brian Lavender <br...@brie.com> Mar 07 02:23PM -0800  

This is the matrix multiplication I was showing at the meeting last
night which should work well in a parallelizable system.
 
http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Matrix_multiplication
 
Groovy approach
http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Matrix_multiplication#Groovy
 
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"Gurin, Joshua K." <jgu...@teksystems.com> Mar 07 05:58PM -0500  

Linear Algebra is alive and well ... :-] I remember this stuff.
 
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This is the matrix multiplication I was showing at the meeting last night which should work well in a parallelizable system.
 
http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Matrix_multiplication
 
Groovy approach
http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Matrix_multiplication#Groovy
 
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 MIT Circut and Electronics vide

Tom Parker <tpar...@gmail.com> Mar 07 09:05AM -0800  

Here is the link to the video I was talking about regarding the continum
from low level physics equations to OS system calls. Not terribly exciting,
but worth checking out. I think it is 10-15 minutes before he gets into the
topic at hand.
 
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-002-circuits-and-electronics-spring-2007/video-lectures/lecture-1/


 

 Functional Programming in Scala course coming to Coursera in April

Steve <iamstev...@gmail.com> Mar 07 08:30AM -0800  

Email today:
 
We've announced a new session for Functional Programming Principles in Scala<https://eventing.coursera.org/redirect/r5XloufVbV1q51dAbqvNnvaNtEI48mk455KYd_RuaTXB01ebt1MJIu327TbVIPZqVtpJtdQH3kvWFb5mtknhJg.3ArPitLTjee12kVhwH_Yvw.DpZVKVj5RooWSIZbq1OBK2trYQ_qomxQccP1PEv8n2GiyATWFS5yzgS9FC7-uVy_qtCj6vh_lSc2vl6yk0EfM7RPGavl9HWLHPVIuQfoh0ojvlI_67N6ARiqWT6id2CxZAOa2_2u4yjmM7OxZQ99qW3yrMTY5Xq7l8UFyw761HWSD7g_bkh2O-GfEU7NW-tG5gGJYP2KcPvPLzOEyjULX3n1xk-o1hO-ziZ1RQ-sCEQUjadMB-PfozFYkG-MU1J8diMvBn4YbV-eW1abUzARTKoXOuTHsoRJMBskw0ACmETYncp03doPKyY5TEXg7iwvHGSLNfG4Pl ZuGuTyhEVf6c1aqB3VeGM_23vSfvKvu8s>starting on April
25 2014.
 
This is not a new course but it is a new session.


 

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