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I have been working with San Diego Water quality dataproject:
https://www.sandiegodata.org/2018/04/summer-water-quality-data-project/
Here are data sets:
https://data.sandiegodata.org/dataset?tags=water-project
Regretfully my complete works do not fit into the blog post (or even a few posts) because of a post size restriction (1 Mb). Here is a repository for it:
https://github.com/san-diego-water-quality/MyaBakhova
In particular I created a number of maps. You can see below one of them, where sizes of station marks correlate to pollution amounts:
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The post is devoted to select the most popular ad to display on a webpage to gather the most clicks. The rate at which the webpage visitors click on an ad is called a conversion rate for the add.
Assume that we have several ads and a place on a webpage to show one of them. We can display them one by one, record all the clicks, analyse the results afterwards and figure the most popular. But an ad display may be pricey. It would be more efficient to estimate rates in real time and to…
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I have been working with San Diego Water quality data project:
https://www.sandiegodata.org/2018/04/summer-water-quality-data-project/
Here are data sets:
https://data.sandiegodata.org/dataset?tags=water-project
Regretfully my complete works do not fit into the blog post (or even a few posts) because of a post…
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Neural networks are considered complicated and they are always explained using neurons and a brain function. But we do not need to learn how to brain works to understand Neural networks structure and how they operate. We can look as something people encounter in everyday life more often, like a corporation hierarchy.…
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This is an article which attempts to detect dependable variables with non-linear method.
I'm going to apply a method for checking variable dependency which was introduced in my previous post. Because the "dependency" I get with this rule is not true dependency as defined in Probability then I will call variables practically dependent at a confidence level…
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