Re: [computer-go] Fuzzy pattern matching

[Peter Drake <drake@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Check out the new edition of Pattern Classification by Duda, Hart, and 
Stork.  It's a fairly clear, encyclopedic survey of techniques in this 
area.

I think I'd be getting more out of it if my linear algebra were in 
better shape.  I still don't understand Support Vector Machines, but 
they're all the rage in the neural network community.


On Thursday, October 30, 2003, at 05:43  AM, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote:

> Hello,
>
> does anyone have any resources related to fuzzy
> pattern matching? I'm trying to determine when
> two bitmaps (or tritmaps or two bitmaps) are 'almost'
> the same, or when no exact match is found, which other
> bitmaps represent closest matches.
>
> Bonus points for the method being very fast :)
>
> Anybody using this in a go program?
>
> --
> GCP
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Peter Drake
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Lewis & Clark College
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