I'm giving a talk at Harvard's CMSA today. The title of the talk is Exploring patterns in number theory with deep learning: a case study with $\mu(n)$ and $\mu^2(n)$.
The slides for my talk are here.
Slides from a talk at Harvard on Machine Learning and the Möbius Function
2024-10-29
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