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Comment #29233796
I can't speak to oz's error messages, but for the vega-lite + python integration, I've found altair pretty usable. In particular, simple scatter plots with tooltips were easy to ge…
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Comment #22189348
Notebooks also inline visualizations more naturally than the repl, which makes them really nice for the data analysis workflow.
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Comment #17766821
The definition of the Markov property is that the process is memoryless - the probability distribution of the next state only depends on the previous state. This makes them an easy…
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Comment #17035155
Are you referring to the Cueva paper? I also spent a considerable amount of time trying to replicate it without success. Do you know if the author has released any code yet?
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Comment #16906320
Yes, see the Hodgkin Huxley model [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hodgkin%E2%80%93Huxley_model
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Comment #16074269
It wouldn’t really be irrefutable, it just shifts the claims of bias to what was included as training data.
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Comment #15015785
His solution doesn't seem to solve the hard problem of "stuffing the ballot box." Any voter can verify their own vote is correct, but they can't verify that each vote is cast by a …
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Comment #14248740
What's DSP in this context?
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Comment #13602238
Could a lighter weight website serve more users for the same dollar of bandwidth as bloated website? It seems to me there's a business strategy, where rather than pushing for more …
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Comment #13485994
I guess I was trying to advocate for somewhat orthogonal ideas. On the one hand, learning how to approximate functions with arbitrary precision definitely solidifies an understandi…
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Comment #13477353
One small change I'd like is to teach a lot of math from a more numerical approach. Learning to approximate sines, cosines, limits, derivatives, and integrals in university made me…