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By egregory
via architects.dzone.com
Published: Jan 10 2013 / 09:52

Finding Pixels with No Variance Using R

I’ve written previously about our attempts at the Kaggle Digit Recogniser problem and our approach so far has been to use the data provided and plug it into different algorithms and see what we end up with.

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