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Comment #37167374
The Eurofighter Typhoon houses two EJ200 engine with 60 kN (13,500 lbf) of dry thrust and >90 kN (20,230 lbf) with afterburners. I believe there are experimental versions of EJ200 …
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Comment #35577982
I am a big fan of "Matrix Differential Calculus with Applications in Statistics and Econometrics" by Jan R. Magnus, Heinz Neudecker. They are very thorough and rigorous with their …
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Comment #34980060
I think that sentence is confusing but mathematical conclusion still stands. For quadratic forms, we are only concerned with symmetric matrices, or the symmetric part of any real m…
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Comment #31046655
This is the standard line from 50-cents (五毛). US and CCP counts deaths differently. One needs only to compare flu statistics to know they are not comparable. US counts anyone with …
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Comment #31046602
Anyone can look up The Great Leap Forward and official coverup of ZhengZhou flood death this year to know that CCP covering up death is NOT a conspiracy theory.
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Comment #30911843
Augustus' daughter Julia was married to Agrippa and despite their age difference the marriage was a happy one, as far as history remembers. Agrippa was a man of wide ranging cultur…
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Comment #29657838
> Dude, what is this thing? I have no idea what's going on with this "佟丽娅嫁给中宣部副部长,"? You say you are born in China, so presumably you can read Chinese. Then you can head over to [1…
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Comment #29656897
You are spewing lies and half truth. > Life itself is a human right, and probably the most precious one. How can welding front gates shut be protecting human life? How can anyone s…
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Comment #29594440
Do starving its own people and persecuting anyone who talks, thinks out loud, researches, or investigates it, work for you? The Great Leap Forward and the "Three-year Natural Disas…
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Comment #29477511
I really like "Linear Algebra and Its Applications" by Gilbert Strang. It is not a textbook, the style is conversational, and he really tries to help you learn. It is one of rare m…
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Comment #29477401
I believe ROS (Robotic operating system) has good implementations of state estimation algorithms. If you are worried about memory footprint, then Durbin and Koopman ("Time Series A…
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Comment #29475924
The most thorough explanation of Kalman filter as recursive least square coupled with linear state-space models is "Linear Estimation" by Thomas Kailath, Ali H. Sayed, Babak Hassib…
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Comment #29268507
I just tried your biology blog post generator and the second paragraph of the generated text, also the second sentence, is "Transcription is the process of converting audio into te…
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Comment #29244765
Perhaps you are referring to modern nonstandard analysis, which I am sure has equivalent definition of limits. I will note that in standard calculus Epsilon-Delta is not only used …
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Comment #29242657
The modern approach to calculus using limits do not use infinitesimals. According to Richard Courant, "Mathematicians of first rank operated ... sometimes even with mystical associ…
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Comment #28860593
Could you provide some examples of recent numerical linear algebra inspired by machine learning? The only numerical linear algebra related to machine learning, in particular deep l…
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Comment #28543595
I recall that the group that created Spark had a bioinformatics project on Spark but I don't know what happened to it. All I could find now is a paper[1] hosted by databricks. [1] …
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Comment #28482870
If it is Chinese companies, then presumably a lot of those devices are in China as well. Wondering whether they might be used to bring down the Great FireWall of China. At least an…
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Comment #27962478
Inside Julia compiler/runtime there is an interpreter, because Julia uses a heuristic to determine whether to compile or interpret a function. There is also interpreter code in Jul…
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Comment #27886772
I don't miss OOP in Julia but I do feel there need to be more ways to abstract things than multiple dispatch and structs. One thing I do miss is interfaces, which can group functio…
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Comment #27886235
Exactly, numerical errors could easily have accounted for the difference between already tiny p-values. The point isn't that the smaller p-value isn't better than the bigger one, i…
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Comment #27885561
Already reached the conclusion when I saw a genetic researcher presenting his p-value < 10^-40 as better than < 10^-10. I kept my mouth shut because I didn't want to ruin the poor …
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Comment #27563387
"on a backcountry trip in the desert ... strap on extra gallons of fuel" -- Since you are going into a desert, would a portable solar charger work in place of extra fuel? The downs…