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It makes no sense to memorize the formulas when most any statistical formula you'd actually use has a package or three that can run it in a way that's already p
by asdff 2y ago
It makes no sense to memorize the formulas when most any statistical formula you'd actually use has a package or three that can run it in a way that's already probably reasonably benchmarked and not prone to you fat fingering some error rolling your own.
- dapperdrake 2y agoAssumptions are the part that matters.
- asdff 2y agoWhat assuming the package is correct? Sure it could be wrong in its implementation, but one could simulate expected results and compare the output of the tool if one doesn't trust that the community of data scientists nerds have somehow missed that the storied louvain package or whatever else is incorrect for years.