About this Blog
When I started this blog I was looking high and low for a weekly column that would entertain, inform and educate me about physics from a “working-man’s” point of view, but could find none, which spurred me to starting one of my own.
Being a physicist isn’t easy - you’re expected to know everything: mathematics, programming, building models, constructing algorithms, understanding the stars and the atoms, knowing all about matter and picking up some chemistry along the way as well. I guess it comes with the turf.
This blog is built in the true spirit of today’s physicist: a jack of all trades (and a master of one, or maybe two). I will try and introduce diverse ideas and give you new perspectives on interesting problems. Every now and then I’ll throw in a puzzle that will make you think. In short, I’ll try and supply you with the things I would’ve appreciated myself in a blog.
This blog is updated every week or so and you are all welcome to participate by commenting, asking questions and voicing your opinions.
Enjoy your stay!
I followed your explanation on neural networks i would like to know when are you going to continue with the material or if you could recomendme an undergraduate-level text on implementing neural networks using linear algebra. thanks
yes, you are right mario as far as the neural networks are concerned when i was working for activemerchant.com at that time we implemented neural networks using maths concepts.