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Model Equivalence using Z3

6 minute read

2025-11-07 — Using Z3 to prove two ML models are logically equivalent — or extract the exact counterexample where they diverge.

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optimization

Model Equivalence using Z3

6 minute read

2025-11-07 — Using Z3 to prove two ML models are logically equivalent — or extract the exact counterexample where they diverge.

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bayesian

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noise

Quantifying Information Loss

3 minute read

2025-10-28 — A quick experiment linking Laplace noise and data resolution, showing how privacy and precision trade off

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z3

Model Equivalence using Z3

6 minute read

2025-11-07 — Using Z3 to prove two ML models are logically equivalent — or extract the exact counterexample where they diverge.

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time-series

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gaussian-processes

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outliers

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anomaly-detection

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python

Extending python with Go

5 minute read

2021-04-03 — A simple example of how GoPy can be used to extend python with Go native code

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calibration

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simulation

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decision-making

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uncertainty

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information

Quantifying Information Loss

3 minute read

2025-10-28 — A quick experiment linking Laplace noise and data resolution, showing how privacy and precision trade off

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data-privacy

Quantifying Information Loss

3 minute read

2025-10-28 — A quick experiment linking Laplace noise and data resolution, showing how privacy and precision trade off

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model-equivalence

Model Equivalence using Z3

6 minute read

2025-11-07 — Using Z3 to prove two ML models are logically equivalent — or extract the exact counterexample where they diverge.

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operations

Model Equivalence using Z3

6 minute read

2025-11-07 — Using Z3 to prove two ML models are logically equivalent — or extract the exact counterexample where they diverge.

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embeddings

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rag

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