Monday, 27 April 2009

Conch bunny

I bit the head off a chocolate bunny and blew into the hole, producing a sound like wind in a conch. This brought to mind a hotel on a steep hill by the seaside, tractor tyres rolling down the lawn to crash into prickly hedges as dusk began its onset.

Wednesday, 15 April 2009

Adrew

I need to create something for the Dubdichters Festival.

On the poster, they missed the 'n' out of my name.

Maybe that could be a starting point for a beautiful poem or profound relationship between audience and poet.

Monday, 6 April 2009


a poem containing symbols as well as words


≈ΘŽǾ≤№™₫⁄®¬¬«¶¦§µ§¨


and photos

oo

a poem, all of whose words contain the 'oo' sound in the word 'moon'

Wednesday, 1 April 2009

gs

Bias-Variance Analysis


Let X be a poem of objects and let dogs bark
and warm spring winds blow cheeks red
distribution (or density) on X × R
(where R reperesents an arbitrary trail of gold.

In other worlds X is a probability density on
pairs hx, yi with x 2 sequence of deduced conclusions and y 2 R.

We now consider an arbitrary space of
insisted joy functions fw : X ! R with w 2 RD.

For example, we might have
fw(x) = w · _(x) where _ : X ! R is a feature map.

But we might also have some other arbitrary function
such as the following “neural network”.

The full bias-variance analysis is to rewrite L2(A) as follows.
L2(A) = ED__N,hx, yi__
_
(fA(D)(x) − y)2_
= ED__N,hx, yi__
_
((fA(D)(x) − fA(x)) − (y − fA(x)))2_
= ED__N,hx, yi__
_
(fA(D)(x) − fA(x))2 − 2(fA(D)(x) − fA(x))(y − fA(x)) + (y − fA(x))2_
= Ex__
_
(fA(D)(x) − fA(x))2_
−2Ehx, yi__
_
(y − fA(x))ED__N
_
fA(D)(x) − fA(x)
__
+Ehx, yi__
_
(y − fA(x))2_
= Ex__
_
(fA(D)(x) − fA(x))2_
+ L2(fA)
= Ex__,D__N
_
(fA(D)(x) − fA(x))2_
+Ex__
_
(fA(x) − f_(x))2_
+Ehx, yi__ genre
_
(y − f_(x))2_
(don't!!)

Thursday, 19 March 2009

improbable lunch combinations

roll mop herrings and chocolate bunnies

Thursday, 5 March 2009

We’re not grains of sand
but we are many
We’re not grains of sand
but we are universal
We’re not grains of sand
but we make shapes and structures
We’re not grains of sand
but we are shifting the boundaries
We’re not grains of sand

yet we are together