cyorir

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by cyorir 12y ago
It's a bit hard to elaborate. You have to rember that a classification problem may be generalized to more than just two dimensions, in fact it can be generalized to however many dimensions are necessary to describe the data. In the gen
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I'm getting strange behaviors. When I access from my current desktop (IE, ugh) the article doesn't even load, but from mobile I can access it via the link just fine.
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Sony's loss of Vaio is a hard pill to swallow for me, since I basically grew up on Vaio, and may now find myself using Lenovo more since newer Vaios are not quite what they used to be. Nevertheless I think that Japan's tech indust
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by cyorir 12y ago
As mentioned elsewhere, the journal article on which this is based specifically found that the difference in rates among women was not significant enough to make a statement about women arrest rates based on race. So the data provided in th
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by cyorir 12y ago
Your analysis certainly has merits. I think that that is why a lot of schools throughout Denver are still struggling. My own high school saw better results though, largely because it has an excellent administration which realized that impro
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by cyorir 12y ago
Correct. To see the original, you can check the journal itself [0] (check for it on google scholar if this link doesn't work) or look for it at your nearest academic library, if they have it. It is published in the April issue. The con
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This was a sensitive topic while I was in high school in Colorado. I don't think the school had a majority, but the largest groups were white and hispanic groups. We always had at least 1 permanent police officer heading a group of a c
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I think the notion that having less money would have been better for them is interesting. It seems like the amount of money they received gave them the idea that they could accomplish more by spending more; what they really needed was extra
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I disagree with your conclusion, that there are "to[o] many people with no prior life experience starting projects and businesses." I think a large number of people starting projects like this is necessary. True, many of them fail
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While I can see the point that research from China is harder to verify in some cases, I think the statement "Papers coming out of China and Taiwan need to be regarded skeptically" goes a bit far. China has strengths in some fields
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No. Remember that China is a large place. It is not as homogenous as is sometimes portrayed. Cultural differences in China occur by region, by class, by ethnic minority, by age, and by other factors. So blanket statements about China tend t
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by cyorir 12y ago
Screen fragmentation was a large problem even before Android. When I was first learning to program, one of the platforms I initially targeted was Windows Mobile, version 6.0. On this platform fragmentation was limited because there were onl
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With the spread of the LGBT+ movement, the connection between titles, personal names, and gender can also change. Some people would rather not identify as being male or female, and instead identify as a specific gender minority. This has di
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At the same time, it's not like Google is arguing against net neutrality either. For a large company like Google, some services (like, say, Youtube, which is bandwidth-intensive) may have a lot to gain from a "fast lane," but
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I don't think so. The current cleanup at Fukushima relates mostly to the flow of contaminated ground water directly in the vicinity of the plant, as well as the problem of finding out where to send waste currently stored on site. Airbo
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I found this a bit amusing because I do not recall ever eating food made using lettuce while in Japan, except for maybe a single salad. It's simply not a large staple crop there. That is probably why Fujitsu chose it, as opposed to a c
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I think this is a good point. And in this respect I feel like the chosen data may have been cherry-picked or are somewhat incomplete. As an example, take Northwestern. At Northwestern there are several intro routes you could take, depending