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از 5 میلیون کتاب چه چیزی یادگرفتیم

Filmed Jul 2011 • Posted Sep 2011TEDxBoston 2011
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آیا تا حالا با بیننده انگرم گوگل لب کار کردید؟ ابزار شیفته کننده ای است که به شما امکان می دهد کلمات و ایده ها را در بانک اطلاعاتی 5 میلیون کتاب در طول چند صد سال پیش جستجو کنید. ارز لیبرمن آیدن و ژان باپتیست میشل به شما نشان می دهند که کارکرد آن چگونه است و نشان می دهند چه چیزهای جالبی که از 500 میلیارد کلمه می توانیم بیاموزیم.

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

Erez Lieberman Aiden pursues a broad range of research interests, spanning genomics, linguistics, mathematics ... Full bio »

Translated into Persian by Mehdi Yaghoubi
Reviewed by Bidel Akbari
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