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发帖数: 44903 | 1 https://twitter.com/Adoughty88/status/924088252742508544
Yuli Gurriel gave the Astros a 1-0 lead Friday night with a home run off Yu
Darvish in Game 3 of the World Series, then returned to the dugout and
appeared to mock the Dodgers pitcher.
Cameras captured Gurriel sitting on the bench and pulling at the sides of
his eyes before laughing with teammates, appearing to mimic Darvish, who is
Japanese.
Gurriel, a 33-year old from Cuba, hit the solo shot in the second inning at
Minute Maid Park in Ho... 阅读全帖 |
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发帖数: 8443 | 2 while chess can be reduced to brute force search, go can't be. although go
is deceptively easy, to become a decently good go player would take
significant amount of time due to its complexity. playing go games more than
any game reflects the ineffable ways human mind works, thus programming a
computer to mimic playing go goes deeply to the core of artificial
intelligence, to be thinking like a human. to playing chess computer needs
merely brute force search, which is far from the core of artific |
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a*****g
发帖数: 19398 | 3 By Roland Moore-Colyer
Mon Nov 16 2015, 07:20
http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/feature/2434242/facebook-s-
FACEBOOK IS A COMPANY known primarily for its social feed of emotional
statuses, endless emojis, pictures of 'hols with the ladz', and, of course,
a big blue thumbs-up.
Normally associated with tech giants like IBM, Google and Apple, or some
disruptive Tech City startup, artificial intelligence (AI) is not the first
thing to spring to mind when pondering Zuckerberg's 1.5 billion-strong
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r****y
发帖数: 26819 | 5 不可信。如果是有学习能力的，那么应该是在下多少盘的基础上达到什么水平，下更多
盘又会是什么水平。或者说下的盘数增加，方差会越来越小。
这个目标一看就是固定的一次性的，没法前进的。
见http://arxiv.org/abs/1511.06410。这篇文章同时已投稿至ICLR 2016，中心思想是使用深度学习模型来训练AI走下一步，就能使AI达到KGS Go Server上1d-2d的水平，比去年Google DeepMind团队发 |
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发帖数: 2977 | 6 一般人也是这样，学到几d就止步不前了。不会下着下着就变成职业水准。
这计算机只是学得比人快，到达平台期更快而已。至于你说的进步过程，输入的棋谱
少，它的棋力必然小，这应该是必然的。当然这个算法目前的水平是，最高学到2~3d。
不过考虑到作者是今年开始做的项目，在我看来相当难得了。
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发帖数: 26819 | 7 不是这个意思，这里的神经网络只是用来tune一些参数的，不能起到不断学习进步的作
用，作者已经用了十四万的对局数据，但是在kgs上的等级分基本固定了，除非人工再t
une参数。
这里比较取巧的就是拿MCTS来做同步，而神经网络只起到打酱油调参数作用。事实上，
绝大多数时候MCTS是不采取神经网络计算结果的。到第300到第400步之间的时候，MCTS
采用神经网络计算结果的比率是30.6%，前面都是23%左右，一般300步早就到官子了，
官子每步棋都只有30%的准头，请问这神经网络不就是个瞎支招打酱油的么？
几个月时间做到1d就算不错，但你怎么判断这1d是MCTS的功劳还是神经网络的功劳呢？
如果作者把MCTS部分拿出来做个纯MCTS的程序，我估计就算没有1d也差不多了。换句话
说，神经网络和学习功能没有足够的说服力，paper自己也承认纯用神经网络的远远比
不上MCTS跟神经网络混搭的，这说明神经网络只是噱头，还是靠MCTS出力，而别人做的
MCTS的程序早就不止1d了，那这篇paper和项目的价值在哪。既然做了跟纯神经网络
程序对比的，干嘛不敢做一个跟自己的纯MCTS算法对比的呢？ |
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w****i
发帖数: 964 | 9
word game:
MCT with heuristics is still heuristics, the most successful part of AlphaGo
is that it mimics human learning, which is building heuristics to
prioritize searching.
just go to kgs and look at darkfores1 and its related literature, it plays
instantly, unlike MCT always plays at the last second even no matter how
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发帖数: 5037 | 10 也是重要一环
We trained the neural networks on 30 million moves from games played by
human experts, until it could predict the human move 57 percent of the time
(the previous record before AlphaGo was 44 percent).
But our goal is to beat the best human players, not just mimic them. To do
this, AlphaGo learned to discover new strategies for itself, by playing
thousands of games between its neural networks, and adjusting the
connections using a trial-and-error process known as reinforcement learning.
Of... 阅读全帖 |
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a******n
发帖数: 202 | 11 I am new here, have my two cents for sharing...
Sergio Garcia was very much Ben Hogan like in terms of flat plane in swing.
Now he is more upright.
While Tiger used to be very upright, now he is a little flat in order to
control the trajectory according to his recently blog email.
But hard to say which one is better, having said that I don't think mimic
Tigers swing is a good idea. He is a different animal. |
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A*f
发帖数: 3067 | 12 i didnt pay much attention for his body twisted. but i was trying to mimic
his arms twist after release on range last night.
somehow, i just cant do it like the way he did.
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发帖数: 3067 | 13 not stinger,
if you watch Tiger in person, you will see his ball flight are very low. he
got super fast swing and tons of back spin.
for us, i can not generate that fast swing, and don't have that much back
spin, the only way for me to mimic that ball flight is cheat a little bit,
and deloft my driver when i swing.
the ball flight was beautiful, and very useful to play at tough courses,
since the course designers tend to penalize you when your drive are off.
it is a double-edged sword, i could n... 阅读全帖 |
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发帖数: 10701 | 14 I don't think there is any useful existing yet.
The point is how you can measure?
I know a guys selling his app $9.99 by capturing the contact moment of swing
. -- this needs high speed camera, and some math involved.
My approach is , actually, measuring how fast you can flip your wrist. Since
we are talking about "your hands are actually mimic the club face, with the
help of your arm." So my approach is making some sense.
Since we are flatting our left fore-arm with the back of our left hand (... 阅读全帖 |
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a**6
发帖数: 106 | 15 My Norinco IAC Hawk 982 HD shotguns.
built to mimic the 870 express Tac 2 at half the price.
Hawk 982 with 18.5”, 7+1, Wolff mag spring, Vang Comp System SS mag
follower, LaserLyte Tri-rail mount, and Blackhawk Knoxx SpecOp stock.
I would like to share a good HD shotgun technique demo:
http://www.gunsandammo.com/2005/09/10/the-home-defense-shotgun/ |
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A***a
发帖数: 3603 | 18 我的意思就是high fashion model是不做力量训练的（对应公主的题目），她们做的运
动主要是长时间有氧。
生孩子后没几天出来走秀的，我比较孤陋寡闻，只知道那几个vs模特，which are not
high fashion models but 内衣模特。对体型要求是不一样,所以她们要力量训练的。
我google的文章：
Fashion Model
Many industries have changed from wanting models who are tall, thin and
frail to seeking more healthy, curvy-figured models; high fashion is NOT one
of them. Exercise for the long, lanky, MUSCLE-LESS body of a "Vogue
Magazine" fashion model by long-distance running, like 19-year old "Vogue"
model Madelene de la Motte... 阅读全帖 |
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A******e
发帖数: 3373 | 19 说不定有一两只活下来，基因突变，若干年后统治世界。参考电影Mimic |
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j****y
发帖数: 1714 | 20 【 以下文字转载自 Running 讨论区 】
发信人: joyjoy (joy), 信区: Running
标 题: Extreme Endurance Exercise and heart attack
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sat Oct 5 01:52:16 2013, 美东)
我有同事骑自行车突然心脏病发作死亡。所以看了看锻炼过度和心脏病的关联的文章。
仅供参考：
http://fitness.mercola.com/sites/fitness/archive/2013/08/23/ext
By Dr. Mercola
Do you dread going to the gym for what feels like hours at a stretch? Or do
you avoid working out altogether because you just don't have the time? Then
what I'm about to tell you should be music to your ears: when it comes to... 阅读全帖 |
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w***m
发帖数: 10498 | 21 simple explanation is a manmade fishlike machine that can mimic lifestyle of
fish. |
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c****g
发帖数: 37081 | 22 are you kidding me? you've made my day.
TP should mimic VY by all means. I don't know wtf he is thinking about. |
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m****g
发帖数: 3975 | 23 http://adventure.nationalgeographic.com/2009/02/world-travel/sk
我们打造的冬季skiing team 大概以winter wilderness为目标。目前我们刚刚筹到队
伍的最小要求，我们希望更多有能力同学加入。
“The most spectacular of hut-to-hut trails, the Haute Route through the
French and Swiss Alps, is also spectacularly crowded: Cross-country pilgrims
share the circuit with about 200 other skiers each day, then bunk with them
at night in huge dorms festooned with sopping garments. Thankfully, you don
’t have to schlep all the way across the pond for a jaw-drop... 阅读全帖 |
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m******g
发帖数: 516 | 24 Great running form. My fore arm position is like yours, though yours is much
better than mine. I bent the elbows more than 120 degrees and swing them
toward my shoulder. Those training videos show the elites are swing the arms
beside their thighs. I tried to mimic those, but found it would make my
upper body position unstable. |
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b***i
发帖数: 10018 | 25 http://www.mcmillanrunning.com/training4.htm
Stamina Workouts
Stamina workouts introduce steady, medium-paced running into your program
and mimic many common race distances of runners - half marathon, 15K, 10K
and 8K. The goal is to develop your ability to run a steady pace for long
periods of time. Specifically, you increase your lactate threshold pace
which leads to faster race times. The challenge with each of the four types
of Stamina workouts is to keep from running too fast. These are mode |
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b***i
发帖数: 10018 | 26 http://www.scienceofrunning.com/2010/02/how-to-go-from-heel-strikingorthotics.html
How to go from heel striking/orthotics wearing to forefoot strike/ barefoot
running
Posted by Steve Magness
Should you train barefoot?
This concluding post on the barefoot vs. shoe debate will look at some of
the practical applications to all the research that we've discussed. In part
1, I questioned whether cushioning or pronation even mattered. In part 2, I
looked at the new study by Lieberman on barefoot runnin... 阅读全帖 |
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发帖数: 2651 | 27 The Specificity Rule
The most effective training mimics the event for which you're training.
The 10-Percent Rule
Increase weekly training mileage by no more than 10 percent per week.
The 2-Hour Rule
Wait for about two hours after a meal before running.
The 10-Minute Rule
Start every run with 10 minutes of walking and slow running, and do the same
to cool down.
The 2-Day Rule
If something hurts for two straight days while running, take two days off.
The Familiar-Food Rule
Don't eat or drink anyth... 阅读全帖 |
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T****O
发帖数: 407 | 28 You are NOT an elite. (Me neither)
You don't want to mimic pro athletes; they have a team of doctors and
trainers to fine-tune their stride for them. You don't have such a resource
. You think what's good for pros would be good for you too? It's hopeless
wrong and it will only hurt you. |
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R*****s
发帖数: 41236 | 29 what's the problem to mimic pro? they are the best person knowing how to run
efficiently with less injury possibilities..
resource
hopeless |
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T****O
发帖数: 407 | 30 There has to be a line. And this is one.
Injuries accumulated from running could be really, really bad. I can tell
you that.
If you want to mimic some elite runner, hire a personal trainer. You'll be
surprised by how little you know about pro/race running/training. |
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发帖数: 4527 | 31 I seriously doubt it.
Yes pros have a team behind them, and we do not. But it does not mean that
we know little about running.
For example, Advanced Marathoning is a book written by former elite runners.
Unless they are lying in the book (I would think there is zero chance for
that), they have told us how you should train for distance running. Many of
us here, together with lots of folks reading that book have shown that their
suggestions are exellent.
I believe that pro coaches have their own s... 阅读全帖 |
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b***i
发帖数: 10018 | 32 老狼，试试这个吧:
http://runningtimes.com/Article.aspx?ArticleID=22748
To race a marathon at your best, you really have no choice but to peak for
it. I've found that marathon prep works best when kept at roughly eight
weeks followed by a two-to three-week taper. Sergio Reyes' prep for his
national championship win last fall was eight weeks. In the 2004 Olympic
marathon trials, our top three finishers from our local training group
finished 11th, 13th and 21st. Two ran PRs. Notable was Cori Mooney, who
fi... 阅读全帖 |
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I*****n
发帖数: 823 | 33 我倒是一直没有心理问题，以前也经常跑个6-10迈的
总觉得我们gym的跑步机速度和坡度参数不太对，同样的pace跑步机累得多，我今天数
了下，6.4mph我需要182步频，6.7mph竟然要188才跟得上。
会不会有些专业的跑步机已经mimic了路跑的情况，甚至调整过头？ |
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发帖数: 658 | 34 感觉如果不是ITBS,可能要排出Chronic exertional compartment syndrome —
Chronic exertional compartment syndrome (CECS) occurs when increased
pressure within a muscle compartment reduces blood flow, leading to muscle
ischemia and pain when metabolic demands cannot be met. The patient with
CECS is often a young runner who describes gradually increasing pain in a
specific muscle region (usually the lower leg) during exertion. The pain may
be described as aching, squeezing, cramping, or tightness. Pain generally
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g*2
发帖数: 658 | 35 还是像 Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) is a clinical diagnosis, with no
pathognomonic sign or symptom. For most patients a careful history and
physical examination establish the diagnosis, but the clinician must first
exclude other conditions that mimic PFPS. Typically knee pain from PFPS
worsens with squatting, running, prolonged sitting, or when ascending or
descending steps. Pain is often poorly localized "under" or "around" the
patella, and is usually described as "achy" but may be "sharp".... 阅读全帖 |
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j****y
发帖数: 1714 | 36 我有同事骑自行车突然心脏病发作死亡。所以看了看锻炼过度和心脏病的关联的文章。
仅供参考：
http://fitness.mercola.com/sites/fitness/archive/2013/08/23/ext
By Dr. Mercola
Do you dread going to the gym for what feels like hours at a stretch? Or do
you avoid working out altogether because you just don't have the time? Then
what I'm about to tell you should be music to your ears: when it comes to
exercise, less is more.
It's becoming increasingly clear from the recent flurry of scientific
studies that overdosing on exercise can have detrimental... 阅读全帖 |
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R*****s
发帖数: 41236 | 37 ☆─────────────────────────────────────☆
joyjoy (joy) 于 (Sat Oct 5 01:52:16 2013, 美东) 提到:
我有同事骑自行车突然心脏病发作死亡。所以看了看锻炼过度和心脏病的关联的文章。
仅供参考：
http://fitness.mercola.com/sites/fitness/archive/2013/08/23/ext
By Dr. Mercola
Do you dread going to the gym for what feels like hours at a stretch? Or do
you avoid working out altogether because you just don't have the time? Then
what I'm about to tell you should be music to your ears: when it comes to
exercise, less is more.
It's becoming increasingly clea... 阅读全帖 |
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j****y
发帖数: 1714 | 38 【 以下文字转载自 Complain 讨论区 】
发信人: joyjoy (joy), 信区: Complain
标 题: 【投诉】running 版版主Rodimus威胁网友，无故删帖
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sun Oct 6 02:20:59 2013, 美东)
我在running 版转帖了题为Extreme Endurance Exercise and heart attack的文章。
全篇文章都是认同跑步的好处，但是提醒过渡锻炼可能和心脏病有关联。
一些网友跳出来羞辱讽刺。我无所谓。文章总有喜欢和不喜欢的。
Rodimus对该帖极为不满，说running版不欢迎这类文章,封了很难看。同时说置顶文章
有类似讨论了。
我发帖反驳，问他是不是私人俱乐部，不允许公开发帖，同时要他拿出白底黑字的版规
看我违反了哪一条。我说我读了置顶文章，要么是空连接，要么内容不相同。
Rodimus 根本拿不出任何版规，居然发帖说我是受虐狂。
我发帖反驳说他动不动冒充全版不欢迎新人，还无根据威胁封人，是虐待狂。
Rodimus恼羞成怒，把我的帖子和后面更贴的对话全删了。
我要问站务，一个版... 阅读全帖 |
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R*****t
发帖数: 2115 | 39 浏览跑版，阅读到由于天冷了，有些跑友将户外跑步转变用健身房的treadmill；也阅
读到因为其它原因，有些跑友购买了treadmill在家跑。这使我想起曾经阅读过的一篇
文章，现与朋友们分享（http://www.runnersworld.com/treadmills/inside-job）。
Inside Job
Survive winter treadmill running by doing interval, hill, and tempo workouts.
By Laurel Leicht (December 30, 2011； Runner's World)
When it comes to icy roads, even the toughest runners head for the 'mills.
But running inside doesn't have to compromise your workout—you can still
accomplish the purpose of your run with a few tweaks. First o... 阅读全帖 |
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发帖数: 3835 | 40 just a couple of things from me
1. you mentioned that you think you don't have sufficient pressure on the
shin, which is true, but imho it is not the cause. you aren't balanced on
your outside foot, but rather on the inside foot. This way you are in a very
nice standing position, but not very much you can do when you want to make
turn. You may also encounter run-away outside ski on harder terrain/or when
you try to make turns.
2. balance/CG/Weight switch is accomplished by swining body, aka, usi... 阅读全帖 |
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发帖数: 1 | 41 是上策
先MIMIC同文同种的日韩，不用一下子做到连续5届或六界的冲进世界杯，只要能每5次
世界杯能冲进2次咱们就值了
日韩最牛逼的球员在欧洲五大
咱们把在中超最牛逼的日韩球员归化过来，外加赴J联赛 K联赛再选拔一些优秀日韩球
员过来就成了 |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 42 0. Scream on every point and mimic Sharapova. Bring the 2008
nightmare back to Henin. |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 43 I told him not to quit and host the casino, and he was just too
lazy to do it, //sigh...
I can't figure out how to use PK casino to mimic ratios. Seems
quite complicated. |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 44 Because it's pronounced as 何塞.
My point is Chinese translation should mimic the pronunciation
as much as possible, say John McEnroe should be 强麦肯罗，John
German Dude should be 约翰德国老。 |
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y****2
发帖数: 1601 | 45 hehe, you didn't get me. I was just trying to mimic John McEnroe. |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 46 Well, I probably improved a little since last ben. But last ben
was against LD and I didn't really use my full force...
I know my left arm is kinda ws. But when hitting I just don't
have time to think about it, //sigh. I still can't mimic pro's
forehand even in slow motion. My left arm is not natural yet
when 空挥 at home. Hope someday I can figure that out.
Backhand: I'll leave it to aakk123, hehe. But seriously, in the
short term the only thing possible as a quick fix is to learn
to slice more, ... 阅读全帖 |
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a*****3
发帖数: 10373 | 47 I agree. That is why after I improve my fitness, I easily got bumped up
although my form still sucks. Because, for most of WSN, the fitness is the
bottleneck, they can spend tons of times in watching the video in front of
the TV/computer and swinging the racket at home to mimic the form, but they
won't run one mile outside.
with coach, it is totally different story. You pay and your coach also
pushes you, you have to do whatever coach tells you to do.
to |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 48 If it's 两回事 I wouldn't let my LD use it.
The only difference:
1) 21mm beam vs 20mm beam.
2) 8 pt HH vs ? pt HL.
3) 10.1 oz vs 12.x oz.
i.e., if I add 2 oz at the bottom of handle, it would mimic
PT280 quite well. |
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发帖数: 5829 | 49 watched this before and I'd say it's indeed a good one for know-nothing on
tennis bennigers to enter the door, another one is video series by mainland
Mr. Wang, coach of Chinese tennis team?
I agree w/ u, when I started to learn serve, I tried my best to mimic
sampras or landle's service and combined w/ my personal experience during
playing games w/ those strong black brothers modified my serve: much lower
toss, more slice, Duce side much wider position, ad side focus on T area
within one food..... 阅读全帖 |
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