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 © 2024 Tim Menzies, [email protected]     
 BSD-2 license. Share and enjoy.  
 
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+- This code is being actively experimented upon by stundets of Dr. Menzies.
+- Please contact him for the latest information of what branch to use.
 
-The SE and AI literature is full of bold experiments
-that try a range of new ideas.  But some new ideas are better than
-others. With all little time, and lots of implementation experience,
-we can focus of which  ideas offer the "most bang per buck".
-
-I say all this since, for over two decades, I have been mentoring people about SE and AI.
-When you do that, after a while, you realize:
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-- When it is all said and done, you only need  a dozen or so cool tricks;
-- Other people really only need a  few dozen or so bits of AI theory;
-- Everyone  could have more fun, and get more done, if we avoided
-  the same dozen or so traps.
-
-So I decided to write down that theory and those tricks and    traps
-(see below).  I took some XAI code (explainable AI) I'd written for
-semi-supervised multiple-objective optimization. Then I wrote notes
-on any part of the code where  I had spent time helping helping
-people with  those tricks, theory and traps.
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