Rigorous elementary algebra books? : r/math - Reddit
2023年3月8日 · We are talking about the primary definition of the word ( Wikipeda has “Algebra is the study of variables and the rules for manipulating these variables in formulas”), which was the only definition including among mathematicians up through the end of the 19th century when this book was written.
Is Georgia Tech more rigorous than most colleges? : r/gatech
2021年9月18日 · Yes. It’s more rigorous. My only first hand account is the difference between the classes I took at Georgia Tech and the classes I TAed at University of Illinois. GT was more rigorous. Also, at GTL, the classes were easier than regular GT classes. The couple non-GT people at GTL remarked how challenging Tech classes were.
[SPOILERS] Rigorous Self-Critique and the consequences of
2021年10月12日 · In becoming the world's Sorriest Cop I internalized the solution to the thought, Rigorous Self-Critique: "Here it is. Hard facts from the man you are. You once jerked off in the locker room and were caught. You held a young woman by the arm and kept her in your apartment for 20 minutes against her will.
Rigorous Pre-Calc book? : r/learnmath - Reddit
2022年8月29日 · Generally, textbooks increase in rigor along with the level of mathematical maturity the author expects from the reader. That is, authors target more informal books at less experienced students, and rigorous books at more mathematically mature students. And, unfortunately, pre-calculus students are not expected to be very mature.
what's a good book to learn rigorous mathematical logic? : r/math …
2023年6月5日 · It's one of the most rigorous and detailed books that covers a wide range from propositional logic to computability, to even forcing. It makes a great reference if you are mathematically mature, and the exercises are great. It's like the …
How is the rigor of CS: Machine Learning compared to other CS
2022年11月8日 · They weren’t rigorous as you only explore the topics at a very high level. Would have been better to take databases instead. If you’re really interested in ML use your electives to take the 600 level classes in ML which i’ve heard were very informative and challenging. 10.
Rigorous statistics? : r/math - Reddit
Rigorous proof (by the standards of mathematicians) is neither required nor even desirable. Any "theorems" in statistics require such narrow and precisely defined hypotheses that they only apply in very restrictive situations (for instance, the Neyman-Pearson theory of hypothesis testing). MLE is just finding the maxima of a function.
"Rigorous Self-Critique" doesn't hold back... - Reddit
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What can be regarded "rigorous courses"? - Reddit
2023年12月29日 · Any AP or Honors courses will be considered rigorous. Colleges aren’t micromanaging your course choices apart from checking that you’ve taken enough classes to prepare you for your intended major. Classes beyond Calculus BC are rare but will obviously be considered “rigorous”. I have a slight issue with this post.
"The more rigorous you get, the less powerful you are"? - Reddit
2021年3月28日 · "The more rigorous you get, in fact the less powerful you are and that's because the more general you are and the more rigorous you are the less you can use it to solve new problems. Proving general theorems is often not very useful." He was speaking in the context of physics, specifically mathematical physics.