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Rajesh Rao: 破解印度河文字的罗塞塔石碑

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Rajesh Rao 着迷于“所有填字游戏的鼻祖”, 破解具有4000年历史的印度河文字。 在TED2011年大会上, 他讲述了他怎样运用现代计算机技术来解读印度河流域的语言文字,帮助解开印度古文明之谜的关键。

Rajesh Rao seeks to understand the human brain through computational modeling, on two fronts: developing computer models of our minds, and using tech to decipher the 4,000-year-old script of the Indus valley civilization.
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Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Jenny Yang
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