Poems that Solve Puzzles is the biography of an idea. The idea that algorithms - sequences of simple step-by-step instructions - can solve the most complex problems. The book traces this idea from the earliest algorithms etched on clay tablets 4,000 years ago to the most recent discoveries in artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
Poems that Solve Puzzles is the biography of an idea. The idea that algorithms - sequences of simple step-by-step instructions - can solve the most complex problems. The book traces this idea from the earliest algorithms etched on clay tablets 4,000 years ago to the most recent discoveries in artificial intelligence and quantum computing.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Chris Bleakley has thirty-five years of experience in algorithm design. He has taught and written on the subject for the last sixteen of those years. As a school kid, Chris taught himself how to program on a cheap home computer. Within two years, he was selling his own computer programs by mail-order to customers throughout the UK. Chris graduated with a BSc (Hons) degree in Computer Science from Queen's University, Belfast, and a PhD degree in Electronic Engineering from Dublin City University. After college, he was employed as a software consultant by Accenture and, later, as a senior telecommunications researcher at Broadcom Eireann Research.
Inhaltsangabe
0: Introduction 1: Ancient Algorithms 2: Ever Expanding Circles 3: Computer Dreams 4: Weather Forecasts 5: Artificial Intelligence Emerges 6: Needles in Haystacks 7: The Internet 8: Googling the Web 9: Facebook and Friends 10: America's Favourite Quiz Show 11: Mimicking the Brain 12: Superhuman Intelligence 13: Next Steps
0: Introduction 1: Ancient Algorithms 2: Ever Expanding Circles 3: Computer Dreams 4: Weather Forecasts 5: Artificial Intelligence Emerges 6: Needles in Haystacks 7: The Internet 8: Googling the Web 9: Facebook and Friends 10: America's Favourite Quiz Show 11: Mimicking the Brain 12: Superhuman Intelligence 13: Next Steps
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