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Did you dictate this? It looks like you typo'd/brain I'd "centered" into "censored", but even allowing for phonetic mistakes (of which I make many) and predicti
by Y_Y 2y ago
Did you dictate this? It looks like you typo'd/brain I'd "centered" into "censored", but even allowing for phonetic mistakes (of which I make many) and predictive text flubs, I still can't understand how this happened.
- CaptainFever 2y agoI'm not the parent commenter, but whisper based dictation is getting pretty awesome nowadays. It's almost as good as sci-fi. (Fully dictated, no edits except for this)
- oli5679 2y agoI was thinking of censoring, maybe I should have said another word like floored. The reason I think of this as censoring is that there are are some classical statistical models that model a distribution with a large mass at a minimum threshold, e.g. "tobit" censored regression. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censoring_(statistics) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censoring_(statistics)
- Y_Y 2y agoThanks for the explanation. I never paid much attention in my stats lectures so I deserve to have missed out on that term-of-art. I think the physics lingo would be to call it "capped" or "bounded" or "constrained".
- oli5679 2y agothanks, it's very understandable that you thought i was mistyping 'centred'.
- 1024core 2y agoI also thought that the commenter spoke "centered" and the speech recognition model output "censored".