The X in a circle. It’s from a Learning Theory paper.
I’ve seen that to mean XOR but I don’t see how that could be right in this case.
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The X in a circle. It’s from a Learning Theory paper.
I’ve seen that to mean XOR but I don’t see how that could be right in this case.
Tensor product. See the wiki page for more info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tensor_product