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Scientific Books
Scientific Books
Scientific Books
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Our lives are subject to constraints of space and time, to binding limits from which a particular kind of problems arises. What should we do or leave unfinished in a day or in our entire life? How much disorder should we accept? What balance between the new and the familiar offers the greatest satisfaction? Although these dilemmas seem exclusively human, they are not. Computers, like us, have limited space and time, and so computer scientists have been grappling with such problems for many decades. And the solutions they have found have much to teach us.
In an exciting interdisciplinary work, Brian Christian and Tom Griffiths show how the algorithms developed for computers can unravel some human questions. They explain how to improve our intuition and when to leave things to chance, how to deal with the myriad choices that overwhelm us, and how to better connect with others. From finding a partner to finding a parking spot, from organizing our correspondence to managing our time, the Algorithmic Art of Decision-Making transforms the wisdom of computer science into strategies for everyday life.
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It opens up topics with particularly good reasoning and simple way.
The references are qualitative and well-documented,
The conclusions are analytical and at the same time very efficient in practice.
You read it a second time with greater interest.
I highly recommend it.
Nice but very boring and difficult, including difficult mathematical equations. I can't imagine it is aimed at the average person but it offers knowledge.
Algorithms, game theory, and psychology in the same book, I'm sold
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The everyday life through the perspective of algorithms in a clear and understandable way.
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