JuliaAdviceForMatlabProgrammers
artificial-intelligence
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JuliaAdviceForMatlabProgrammers
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Opticsim.jl: Optical Simulation Software
I think people often underestimate (or just plain don't know about) the degree to which a multiple-dispatch-based programming language like Julia effectively implies its whole own dispatch-oriented programming paradigm, with both some amazing advantages (composability [1], and an IMO excellent balance of speed and interactivity when combined with JAOT compilation), but also some entirely new pitfalls to watch out for (particularly, type-instability [2,3]). Meanwhile, some habits and code patterns that may be seen as "best practices" in Python, Matlab can be detrimental and lead to excess allocations in Julia [4], so it may almost be easier to switch to Julia (and get good performance from day 1) if you are coming from a language like C where you are used to thinking about allocations, in-place methods, and loops being fast.
Things are definitely stabilizing a bit post-1.0, but it's still a young language, so it'll take a while for documentation to fully catch up; in the meanwhile, the best option in my experience has been to lurk the various chat forums (slack/zulip/etc.) and pick up best-practices from the folks on the cutting edge by osmosis.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kc9HwsxE1OY
[2] https://www.johnmyleswhite.com/notebook/2013/12/06/writing-t...
[3] https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1.5/manual/performance-tips/#...
[4] https://github.com/brenhinkeller/JuliaAdviceForMatlabProgram...
artificial-intelligence
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Copilot knows a lot about other things not just code
Let me see how good is Copilot.
I have created few system design for building AI. If Copilot figured this out https://github.com/imvetri/artificial-intelligence it will be interesting
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Opticsim.jl: Optical Simulation Software
been waiting for something like this, let me go and look at the project to see if that's something I wanted.
Basically looking for something to build neural networks based on optical computing or at the least, some sensor simulator that responds to light.
after looking at the docs.
Damn, it has eye model. Something that bridges a gap in my notes - https://github.com/imvetri/artificial-intelligence/blob/mast....
next, wait with patience for a neuron simulator(which is already there, just want to see it in the newsfeed).
Eye model and a neuron simulator will help to build a self learning system.
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A Computer Architecture Built in Logicly (Fibonacci Sequence)
I have added your post to a design I have been working on https://github.com/imvetri/artificial-intelligence/blob/master/Lab.md#inspiration
What are some alternatives?
OpticSim.jl - Optical Simulation software
prysm - physical optics: integrated modeling, phase retrieval, segmented systems, polynomials and fitting, sequential raytracing...
3DuF - Interactive microfluidic design editor