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[[wikipedia:Algorithm|Algorithms]] are the instructions that determine what a computer will do. It most commonly refers to the way that content is selected for [[newsfeeds]]. It can also refer to the [[generating equation]] that determines what a [[universe]] or [[culture]] will do. | |||
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* [[Recursion]] | * [[Recursion]] | ||
* [[Feedback loop]] | * [[Feedback loop]] | ||
* [[Self-organization|Self-Organization]] | |||
* [[Self-Similarity]] | |||
* [[Generating equation]] | * [[Generating equation]] | ||
* [[AI]] | * [[AI]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:16, 24 January 2024
Algorithms are the instructions that determine what a computer will do. It most commonly refers to the way that content is selected for newsfeeds. It can also refer to the generating equation that determines what a universe or culture will do.
Algorithm Pages
- Recursion
- Feedback loop
- Self-Organization
- Self-Similarity
- Generating equation
- AI
- Neural network
- Platforms
- Promotion
Algorithm Videos