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Translated✍🏻 Source Code Deep Dives, System Design & Engineering Blogs | Halfrost-Field (冰霜之地, "Land of Frost"): notes on source code analysis, system design, and engineering practice

  • ios
  • objective-c
  • swift
  • javascript

Translated:zap: Machine Learning in Action (Python3): kNN, decision tree, Bayes, logistic regression, SVM, linear regression, tree regression

  • adaboost
  • logistic
  • svm
  • smo

Translated:anchor: A collection of reading notes from my career as a game programmer. You can think of it as an enhanced blog. It covers graphics, real-time rendering, programming practice, GPU programming, design patterns, software engineering, and more. Keep Reading , Keep Writing , Keep Coding.

TranslatedCovers the core concepts and key features of the Spring framework, including the use of the Inversion of Control (IOC) container, the principles and practice of Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP), the approaches and implementation of transaction management, the flow of Spring MVC and how controllers work, as well as in-depth study of data access, security, Boot auto-configuration and other areas in Spring. In addition, it includes the application of the Spring event mechanism, advanced topics such as cache abstraction and reactive programming, and an in-depth exploration of the programming style and design patterns of the Spring source code.

TranslatedZhou Zhihua's "Machine Learning", also known as the Watermelon Book, is a fairly comprehensive book that introduces in detail different types of algorithms in the field of machine learning (for example: supervised learning, unsupervised learning, semi-supervised learning, reinforcement learning, ensemble learning, dimensionality reduction, feature selection, etc.). It records my own line of understanding and extended knowledge points from my learning process, and I hope it helps newcomers reading the Watermelon Book!