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  1. In the HARPY speech recognition system's approach, knowledge was represented as finite state transition network where phrases are broken down into constituent phonemic elements and sequences of these phones are captured in the network.

  2. Fermi Doesn't Blow up Chicago II

    Since posting a TikTok on this question, I've received a bunch of responses - thanks to everyone who sent ideas my way!

  3. Help!

  4. Let’s say you’re in a position of leadership.

  5. Coming up for Air

    I didn’t notice the changes at first.

  6. Have you ever worked with someone you found incompetent or difficult?

  7. It’s an exciting time to be in machine learning and computer vision.

  8. No New Series (Yet)

    Back in April I made the audacious claim that I was going to create a new series, and that it would launch in July.

  9. It took over a year, but the Imaginary Numbers Series is finally complete.

  10. In parts 12 and 13, we get to spend some time inside the head of arguably the most important mathematician of the 19th Century - Bernhard Riemann.

  11. What's Next for Welch Labs?

    Welch Labs has been inactive for 3 months.

  12. I’ve really enjoyed making the Imaginary Numbers Are Real series thus far.

  13. This week we use the complex plane to solve algebra problems.

  14. This week we uncover the connection between complex multiplications and the complex plane.

  15. “Imagine you had an art class in which they taught you how to paint a fence, but never showed you the great masters.

  16. In part 5 we begin to see what makes imaginary numbers so unique, by investigating their special relationship with real numbers.

  17. In part four we see how Bombelli used \(\sqrt{-1}\) to solve Cardan's problem.

  18. In part 3 we begin to learn how Rafael Bombelli was able to deal with Cardan's problem.

  19. In part 2 we explore the origin of imaginary/lateral numbers.

  20. Today I'm excited to release part one of my summer project: a YouTube series entitled "Imaginary Numbers are Real".