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میشل ژان باپتیست: ریاضیات برای تاریخ

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ریاضیات در مورد تاریخ چه میتواند بگوید؟. بر اساس گفته همکار تد ، ژان باپتیست میشل بسیار زیاد . با تغییر دادن زبان برای ضرب العجل های از جنگ، او نشان می دهد که چگونه دیجیتال کردن تاریخ شروع به آشکار نمودن الگوهای زمینه ای عمیق کرده است

Jean-Baptiste Michel looks at how we can use large volumes of data to better understand our world. Full bio »

Translated into Persian by soheila Jafari
Reviewed by Fereydoon Taheri
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