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- authorship/original
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- destiny/fleeting
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title: Stochastic Branch Takeoff
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# Stochastic Branch Takeoff
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Weighted by a probability distribution
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an average length and confidence could be given for any known area.
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I remember seeing a video on machine learning(?)
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that described a class of functions(?)
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used to change(?) a function with infinite range.
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Something like this:
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![[function-example.excalidraw.md]]
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$f'(x)$ is a **sigmoid** function.
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This is preferable to a floor-ceiling piece-wise function
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since it remains differentiable.
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Maybe suckerpinch's latest video on the Rupert property
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or 3blue1brown's on Euler's Formula.
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Actually I think its neither of those,
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but a more general ML video by another creator
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that used mango cultivar classification by dimensions
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as an example.
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[[sigmoid-functions]]
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