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Try modelling something and see where it goes? The thing with "modelling" is that in my experience it's often justified post-facto so you don't actually learn
by mhh__ 5y ago
Try modelling something and see where it goes?
The thing with "modelling" is that in my experience it's often justified post-facto so you don't actually learn anything when it comes to modelling as an art. That being said what you are describing is basically a physics textbook, I would say engineering, but they have no soul.
- AndrewKemendo 5y agoI have done data modeling for a living and I don't agree that you don't learn anything and that it's used to justify something - you just have to do it rigorously. To that point though, most modeling with any accuracy is done by computer now, and not by hand, which is what my point is. It's impossible to gain an intuition about something if the computer just tells you the answer.