Experimental architecture: on-world and off-world exploration of possibilities
作者： Rachel Armstrong
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-31042-8_5
关键词: Probabilistic logic 、 Experimental architecture 、 Data science 、 Computer science 、 Research questions
摘要: This chapter explores ways of dealing with very complex and ambitious research questions using iterative experiments innovative laboratory settings whose explorations produce probabilistic outcomes.
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