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ddmd

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    Comment #28566091

    > Discrete mathematics theory is possibly more difficult than the set of complex numbers. Probably it is so because in continuous case there is the luxury of having enough points b…

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    Comment #28562947

    One interesting question is how to implement linear algebra for the case of binary variables x_i in {0,1} or x_i in {-1,0,+1} as opposed to having continuous variables. Of course, …

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    Comment #25476364

    I am not sure that it is about content. It is more about some important factors of contemporary businesses and especially startups: - Scale Economies - the more you invest the more…

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    Comment #20261306

    Assume we have a series of N value 4, 7, 3, ..., 9, 2, 5. We use them for training a model. Now we forget about this data (for whatever reason). We receive a completely new series …

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    Comment #20258335

    One problem I have with statsmodels is that I cannot apply trained models to new data rather than to the train data. In other words I do not want to forecast the train data - I wan…

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    Comment #20060795

    It seems that the main proposal is to make SQL watermark-aware. This additional "knowledge" will allow for producing groups and windows taking into account some late and out-of-ord…

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    Comment #16297139

    I like that I can clikc a word in the target box and choose an alternative translation while the system updates the result accordingly. Previously, I had to play with different tra…

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    Comment #16297052

    There is a new online translator, http://deepl.com , which relies on deep learning techniques and provides higher (semantic) quality and accuracy of translation. Previously I had q…

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    Comment #16222655

    Who knows, maybe they were. But they could interpret them differently. A kind of "alternative honesty" and "alternative openness".