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Computable Problems

Computable Problems. Computability. What does it mean to be computable?. Computability. What does it mean to be computable? Can decide an answer using Finite number of steps Finite list of instructions. Alan Turing. Father of Computer Science. Proof By Contradiction.

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nskinfo && nsksofttch Department of nskinfo-i education

www.nskinfo.com && www.nsksofttch.com Department of nskinfo-i education. CS2303-THEORY OF COMPUTATION. An Introduction to Automata Theory. Components of computer Science. Computer Science (systematized body of knowledge concerning computation). Fundamental ideas + Computing models.

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CS 344: Artificial Intelligence

CS 344: Artificial Intelligence. Postal Address Interpretation. Presented by: Nikunj Saunshi (100050007) Aditya Bhandari (100050008) Sameer Kumar Agrawal (100050021 ). Introduction.

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Multimedia Lab Rik Van de Walle Department of Electronics and Information Systems

Multimedia Lab Rik Van de Walle Department of Electronics and Information Systems Ghent University - IBBT Gaston Crommenlaan 201 bus 8 B-9050 Ledeberg-Ghent, Belgium t: +32 9 33 14914 f: +32 9 33 14896 m: +32 478 39 62 31 t secr: +32 9 33 14911 e: rik.vandewalle@ugent.be

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Year 11 GCSE Mathematics Update October 2013

Year 11 GCSE Mathematics Update October 2013. What now?. EDEXCEL GCSE MOCK Linear Examination 2 WEEKS TO GO! Thursday 17 th October 2013 Friday 18 th October 2013. Sets 1,2 & 3: Higher tier Set 4 and 5: Foundation tier. What now?. Exam entry dependant on Mock exam results

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Lazy lists: Introduction

Lazy lists: Introduction. Lazy lists (or: sequences in ML) are lists whose elements are not explicitly computed. We will use such lists to represent infinite sequences.

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