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Translation, Machine Translation, and a Crowded Seminar

Posted on January 11, 2010 by Gil Kalai

I gave in several places a talk entitled “Analytic and Probabilistic Properties of Boolean Functions.” This is a fairly large area so the talks can differ quite a bit. The lecture at the NYU CS theory seminar was described over a Chinese blog entitled … Continue reading →

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