Links to Google's beautiful Chinese math Series

 

The link to Google's beautiful mathematical series is a series of articles published by Google researcher Wu Jun on the Google blackboard.

Author: Wu Jun

Mathematical beauty-statistical language model
The beauty of mathematics: Chinese Word Segmentation
The beauty of mathematics three hidden Markov models in Language Processing
Math Beauty 4 how to measure information?
The beauty of mathematics: the indexing of Boolean algebra and search engines
Math 6 graph theory and Web Crawler)
The beauty of mathematics Seven Application of Information Theory in Information Processing
The beauty of mathematics: The story of bagarinick and Modern Language Processing
The beauty of mathematics 9 how to determine the relevance between web pages and queries
Mathematical beauty ten Finite State Machine and address recognition
Math beauty 11: makers of Google aga-47, Dr Amit Singh
Mathematical beauty twelve cosine theorem and news Classification
Math beauty thirteen information fingerprints and Their Applications
The beauty of mathematics 14: The importance of Mathematical Models
The beauty of mathematics: The 15th most popular and simplified natural language processing elites
The beauty of mathematics sixteen (top) do not put all the eggs in one basket the Maximum Entropy Model
The beauty of mathematics sixteen (bottom) do not put all the eggs in one basket the Maximum Entropy Model
The beauty of mathematics 17 is not necessarily about gold. It's about search engine anti-spam)
Mathematical beauty 18 matrix operations and classification in Text Processing
Mathematical beauty nineteen Markov chain extension Bayesian Network (Bayesian Networks)
The beauty of mathematics 20 the godfather of natural language processing Marcus
Beauty of mathematics 21 bloom Filter)
The beauty of mathematics 22nd comes from the TV series "Dark computing"-about the mathematical principles of cryptography
23 For mathematics and the like-how many tips do I need to input a Chinese character-talking about Shannon's first law