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Machine Learning and Algorithms; Agile Development.

The article presents two posts from computer technology bloggers John Langford and Ruben Ortega on the topics of algorithms in systems processing, collaboration, and self-organizing teams. According to Ortega, self-organizing teams balance responsibility and freedom as participants typically assume...

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Published in:Communications of the ACM Vol. 55; no. 8; pp. 10 - 12
Format: Article
Published: Association for Computing Machinery Aug2012
Subjects:
Computer engineering
Information processing
Program transformation
Algorithms
Active learning
Blogs
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