February 21st, 2007

The Hidden Algorithm and Agenda

The newest part of Jim Craven’s heuristic devices in the IA Pedagogy section is called The Hidden Algorithm and Agenda.

This is a card trick based on Set Theory. I use it to show how hidden algorithms in data or card sets can work like hidden agenda: They prescribe relationships, formulae, operations and steps to be performed leading to predetermined and discoverable outcomes.

Check it out!

Posted by BrianR in Pedagogy

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