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   by fiter 13y ago

   > You are right that it doesn't guarantee anything, except to those who carefully apply scientific principles to their management of resources, folks otherwise known as 'farmers'. Wouldn't science suggest we model bas
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   by fiter 13y ago

   I think that neither of the historical trend models are going to be realistic except by chance. Past performance doesn't guarantee future returns. Basically, I'm not sure that the past situations and solutions will be the same as
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   by fiter 13y ago

   You're right; I would not recommend it to my family. At the same time, that's not how I measure hardware for myself or other people who have worked with Linux.
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   by fiter 13y ago

   Fair enough. I didn't realize the new MBA was so far ahead on battery life. While most of the build has been solid for the 9 months I've owned it, the durability of the power plug (an element that can hose the computer) worries me
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   by fiter 13y ago

   I've found that ASUS's Zenbook Prime is well supported under linux, has a higher resolution screen than the MBA, good battery life (6 hr is still good, right?). It could use a magsafe-like power connector, though.
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   by fiter 14y ago

   In the paper they mention logistic regression as an extension of the naive Bayes model (see page 26). "Another extension to the naive Bayes model was developed entirely independently of it . This is the logistic regression model ."