Computer Systems Modeling and its connection to model-based Machine Learning
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Computer Systems Modeling and Analysis, Computational Models, Machine LearningAbstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has drawn significant attention these days. This text aims to highlight the fundamental role of computational models in several areas of Computing, and how understanding what a model is, along with their supporting theory, provides the foundations for Machine Learning algorithms.
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