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Code for mnist chicken experiments. Note that this code was written a long time ago and is not maintained.

Mind

Trying to draw the contrast between a stressed and relaxed mind in d3.

Random Walk in 3D

Visualization to illustrate the crazy fact that a random walk on the integer lattice in dimension d <= 2 will return to its starting point with probability 1 whereas a random walk in dimension d >= 3 has a finite probability of never returning. Or in other words:

"A drunk man will find his way home, but a drunk bird may get lost forever." - Shizuo Kakutani

Click here for a random walk in 2D.

For a cool proof of this theorem using Fourier analysis check e.g. the Fourier Transform and its Applications.

Random Walk in 2D

Visualization to illustrate the crazy fact that a random walk on the integer lattice in dimension d <= 2 will return to its starting point with probability 1 whereas a random walk in dimension d >= 3 has a finite probability of never returning. Or in other words:

"A drunk man will find his way home, but a drunk bird may get lost forever." - Shizuo Kakutani

Click here for a random walk in 3D.

For a cool proof of this theorem using Fourier analysis check e.g. the Fourier Transform and its Applications.

Dragonfly Morphing

Inspired by a cool audiovisual montage by Ryoichi Kurokawa which I saw at the V&A Japan Friday Late in London.

Infinite Relaxing Spinny Lines

Changed the Spinny Lines block to never stop.

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	Copyright (c) 2016 Emilien Dupont

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