Infer.NET Fun turns the simple succinct syntax of F# into an executable modeling language. You can code up the conditional probability distributions of Bayes’ rule using F# array comprehensions with constraints. Write your model in F#. Run it directly to synthesize test datasets and to debug models. Or compile it with the Infer.NET compiler and runtime for efficient statistical inference.
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Why you should use F# - Phillip Carter
F# is a functional programming language that runs on .NET. It is a perfect fit for developing backend services on .NET Core, modeling complex domains, and dealing with difficult data access problems. In fact, it powers the backends of some of our top customers…
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Implementing Event-Driven Microservices architecture in Functional language - Nikhil Barthwal
Web services are typically stateless entities, that need to operate at scale at large. Functional paradigm can be used to model these web services work and offer several benefits like scalability, productivity, and correctness.
This talk describes how to…
This talk describes how to…
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