Learning as Approximation
A learning note on the shared correction pattern behind gradient descent, temporal difference learning, stochastic approximation, and Bellman fixed-point methods.
CS, Monash University
AI is the research direction I want to grow into for the long run. I am especially drawn to representation learning, explainability, language, and the mathematical structure behind learning systems. I build tools around my reading and notes because I think better when ideas become inspectable.
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A research notebook and public second brain for representation, explanation, language, and the mathematical structure underneath learning systems.
A personal portal and an open research notebook at once: who I am, what I care about, and how I think. Still growing.
Recent Writing
A learning note on the shared correction pattern behind gradient descent, temporal difference learning, stochastic approximation, and Bellman fixed-point methods.
A concrete design note on my personal AI workbench: owners, state flows, cron maintenance, instruction boundaries, and a Karpathy-style Obsidian second brain adapted for daily work.
A learning-oriented overview of how diffusion models moved from probabilistic denoising to practical visual-generation systems.
The artificial-intelligence note index for learning maps and field histories: how key model families came to be and why their designs took the shape they did.
A short learning note on how word representations led to attention, self-attention, and Transformers.