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herbps10
5y ago
Gaussian Processes in particular can be very useful in regression problems when you don't want to make strong assumptions about the functional form of the relationship between variables. (You can still introduce more general assumption
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5y ago
This is great, using Brownian motion to introduce stochastic processes is a neat way to introduce the idea of priors over a function space. My small contribution to this area is an interactive notebook where you can add data points and see
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7y ago
French. I use Anki for building vocabulary, and practice over Skype. The innerFrench YouTube channel has also been a great resource.
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7y ago
Another excellent choice for a LaTex editor is LyX ( https://www.lyx.org/ ). It's not WYSIWYG, but does basic math formatting as you go, which is very helpful for complicated expressions.
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Most emerging contaminants have no clinical reference levels for safe vs. unsafe exposure, so often the best you can do is compare your exposure level to a reference distribution to see if you have relatively high levels. The CDC tests thou
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7y ago
I used to work on an endocrine disruptor (EDC) testing program ( https://wwww.silentspring.org/detoxmeactionkit/ ). Analytical laboratories won't deal with individual samples from consumers, so our approach was to c
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8y ago
Silent Spring Institute | Newton, MA | ONSITE | Software Engineer We’re looking for a web application engineer to lead our efforts to design digital tools to communicate research about harmful chemicals in everyday environments. We measure
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Silent Spring Institute | Newton, MA | ONSITE | Software Engineer We’re looking for a web application engineer to lead our efforts to design digital tools to communicate research about harmful chemicals in everyday environments. We measure
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10y ago
My understanding is that just because you live in a blue area of the map doesn't mean you have contaminated water. Also, note that this paper only looks at public water supply testing data, not private well water. From the linked artic
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The best way to prevent this, in my opinion, is to be clear that the research has nothing to do with fluoridated water. From my colleague: "The highly fluorinated chemicals that we discussed are organic compounds, meaning that they con
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"The contamination of drinking water in Hoosick Falls is an example of the shortcomings of the UCMR3 program. As part of the UCMR program, all large public water supplies that serve over 10,000 residents, and a small percent of smalle
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I work with one of the authors of the Hu et al. paper that this article is based on. I'm happy to relay any questions people have to her.
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Crowdsourced study on the public's exposure to endocrine disruptors
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Population Level Penny Shaving
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“What are the chances of falling off the roof?” he argued vociferously when we tried previously to hash it out. Have I ever known anyone who has fallen off a roof? Anyway, he said, it’s not as if he doesn’t give his kids any limits: They ar
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This is great to see as I've been working on a similar project to try to visualize relationships by looking at the number of texts sent over time. If anyone would like help generating similar analyses of their texting data, I'd be