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Are Linear Maps resistant to Noise?
Oh yes, you are right. I'll edit, thanks!
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How sensitive are Neural Networks to weight change?
ok I'll move it there, thank you!
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Random Walks on high dimensional spaces
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Crafting Suspension Spectra
But how would the $BP$-homology of $\Sigma X_n$ look like? Do we have any tool to find out? Thanks
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Homology of a limit of spectra + Cofiber
Thank you again! Last question, promise: Do you think that is there a way to define these spectra such that this cofiber has at least one non torsion element? What i can think is a way to make $BP_k(X_n) \neq 0$ for almost every $n$ by having a double-indexed sum $\bigvee X_{n,i}$ such that $BP_*(X_{n,i})= \Sigma^{d_n} BP_* / (V_0^{k_{0,n}}, \dots, v_n^{k_{n,n}})$, where every $k_j > i$
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Homology of a limit of spectra + Cofiber
I've written my question in the wrong way. What i meant was: Is it true that for every $i \geq 0$ there exist a finite (and then, with the proper $d_n,$ suspension) spectrum $X_i$ with the properties you wrote in the "ultrafilter" case, so with the $k_{n,i}$ going to infinity?
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Homology of a limit of spectra + Cofiber
Thank you very much for the clear answer! Looks that this ultrafilter argument may be what i'm looking for, could you please suggest me a text-paper-book where to find something more about it? For example, the spectrum you mentioned with the $k_{n,i}$ going to infinity, is still finite and suspension? Thanks!!
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