tiberius

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   Drinking your own champagne:Performance debugging as exploratory visual analysis(labs.platfora.com)

   4 points by tiberius 10y ago|0 comments
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   by tiberius 17y ago

   IANA(M/S/EE), but is this applicable? I thought Benford's Law applied to fabricated numbers, e.g. in expense reports. But wouldn't it be too obvious to just invent vote counts like that? If the vote counts are not fabricated, but results of
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   by tiberius 17y ago

   I was thinking of the first few chapters (Part I of the book). But your question was rather generic, actually there are mathematical techniques sprinkled through the whole book.
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   by tiberius 17y ago

   The math section of Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest "An Introduction to Algorithms" is a good introductory math text for CS people (the remainder of the book is also excellent).