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1.Introduction-to-Autonomous-Robots / Introduction-to-Autonomous-Robots

Introduction to Autonomous Robots

robotics
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cu
boulder

TeX Other license3.5K total786 forks

+234 stars

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2.hmemcpy / milewski-ctfp-pdf

Bartosz Milewski's 'Category Theory for Programmers' unofficial PDF and LaTeX source

haskell
category-theory
functional-programming
pdf
latex
cpp
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TeX Other license12K total646 forks

+59 stars

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3.mavam / stat-cookbook

:orange_book: The probability and statistics cookbook

probability
statistics
cheatsheet
cookbook

TeX Other license2.3K total347 forks

+19 stars

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4.spamegg1 / Math-for-CS-solutions

Solutions to In-Class questions, Problem Sets and Exams of MIT Mathematics for Computer Science 2015 (same as 2019 Open Learning Library)

calculus
counting
functions
graph
graph-theory
induction
+11 more

TeX Other license199 total27 forks

+6 stars

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5.mlr-org / mlr3book

Online version of Bischl, B., Sonabend, R., Kotthoff, L., & Lang, M. (Eds.). (2024). "Applied Machine Learning Using mlr3 in R". CRC Press.

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r

TeX Other license283 total70 forks

+4 stars

from 279 · score 1.61

6.LearnPrologNow / lpn

Learn Prolog Now LaTeX sources

TeX Other license107 total278 forks

+2 stars

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7.glouppe / phd-thesis

Repository of my thesis "Understanding Random Forests"

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from 527 · score 0.69

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