Proof Theory
Computational neuroscience, broadly defined, is the mathematical and physical modeling of neural processes at a chosen scale, from molecular and cellular to systems, for the purpose of understanding how the brain represents and processes information. The ultimate objective is to provide an understanding of how an organism takes in sensory
Philosophy
Mathematical intuitionism (which is a subset of mathematical constructivism) has it (or had it) that mathematics is purely the result of the mental activities of human beings; not the discovery of mathematical entities which exist in an “objective” (or Platonic) realm. In terms of L. E. J. Brouwer’s original
Proof Theory
Three essential proof techniques, followed by many not-so-essential
Proof Theory
You Don’t Need to Remember the Formula
History
AI since Artistotle (Part 3)