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The logistic map is the most basic recurrence formula exhibiting various levels of chaos depending on its parameter. It has been used in population demographics to model chaotic behavior. Here we explore this model in the context of randomness simulation, and revisit a…
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This is a new series, featuring forum questions (new and old) that are still popular today. These questions were selected manually based on popularity, removing outdated material. The entire series consists of about 160 questions -- most with answers, sometimes several answers. We intend to publish a new set every two weeks or so. The previous edition was posted…
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Bill Vorhies interview by Experian, originally posted here.
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This should remind you of your probability classes during college years. Can you solve this problem in 30 minutes? This could make for an interesting job interview question.
Problem
Points are randomly distributed on the plane, with an average of m points per unit area. A circle of radius R is drawn around each point. What is the proportion of the plane covered by these (possibly overlapping) circles?
What if circles can have two…
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Update on 5/20/2019: it is no longer a free book, now available on Amazon, here.
This book is a guide to using SQL to retrieve data from databases. This site includes a 'Practice SQL' environment where you can try out the examples from the book and experiment with SQL queries. This book is available…
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This is a new series with 5 parts, featuring forum questions (new and old) that are still popular today. These questions were selected manually based on popularity, removing outdated material. The entire series consists of about 160 questions -- most with answers, sometimes several answers. We intend to publish a new set every two weeks or so.
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In one of my previous articles, you can learn the process about how discoveries are made by research scientists, from stating the problem, exploratory analysis, testing, simulations, data science guesswork, all the way to the discovery of a new theory and state-of-the-art statistical modeling,including new, fundamental mathematical/statistical equations.
This is a unique occasion to discover the creative path followed by inventors. Traditional research papers do not explain how a new…
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Here is a new set of easy questions recently published, covering
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This tutorial will teach you how to build a ML model on iPhone using CorelML. Interestingly this is not the first time that Apple has come out with a framework for machine learning on its devices. Last year it launched a bunch of libraries for the same:
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