An Essay on the Foundations of Geometry, by Bertrand Russell is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

10-K Diver explains the gambler's ruin.

Drawing times tables on circles with Python and turtle graphics.

The primary task at hand revolves around multi-object tracking, a problem rooted in the complex and dynamic nature of real-world environments.

A quick walkthrough of the three frameworks in probability viz. classical, frequentist and Bayesian through an example.

Binary classification NN is used with the sigmoid activation function on its final layer together with BCE loss. The final layer size should be 1.

Algorithm to calculate factorials of big numbers

In the realm of machine learning and data science, feature engineering stands as a cornerstone of model performance improvement.

In this paper, we analyze the mathematical representations of PID controller gains used to tune the algorithm.

Counting the minimum numbers of coin to reach a certain amount

As we wrap up our journey into the world of lottery data, it's been a wild ride through numbers and probabilities.

In this article we are building an algorithm to rotate a matrix by a certain degree, doing this with in-place and not-in-place algorithms

Calculate the minimum floor of a building from which eggs will break when thrown from it.

Learn everything you need to know about Mathematics via these 85 free HackerNoon stories.

Test design, Code coverage, MC/DC, Boolean algebra, Pairwise testing, Combinatorial testing, Orthogonal arrays, System states

Simplicity could be what we define as “mathematics”, whereas complexity is what we seek in the “mathematical space.”

The number 37 is on your mind more than you think. But Why? And How? lets uncover the most popular random number.

Investigating hockey stick theorems in Pascal's and trinomial triangles, revealing patterns akin to ball trajectories in combinatorial mathematics.

Investigating hockey stick theorems in Pascal's and trinomial triangles, revealing patterns akin to ball trajectories in combinatorial mathematics.

In this article, we’ll take a deep dive into three key tools — requestAnimationFrame, linear interpolation, and CSS transitions