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vitorsr
4y ago
Mirrors: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=42026769562845249...
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The Changing Software Business: Moving from Products to Services (2008)
(ieeexplore.ieee.org)
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5y ago
Having read the comments, I believe one aspect is being left out, which is confusing form with substance. Arguing logically, drawing links between references, as well as writing correctly, in itself, critically, are not materially related t
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5y ago
The uncomfortable truth is that merely subscribing to the tenets of current software development “best practices” does not compensate for limitations in knowledge of applied mathematical sciences.
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Transparency of Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning-enabled Medical Devices
(fda.gov)
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To mention Anki in this context, as if its developers or its community were trying to prey on anybody, is utterly ridiculous. The fact that any particular system gets mentioned among those who presumably spout productivity hustle neither im
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Characterization of quack theories (1993)
(quasar.as.utexas.edu)
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Ehrhardt [1] is a personal favorite of mine. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ehrhardt_(typeface)
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5y ago
The following repository implements radix sorting algorithms “from the ground up” and includes some benchmarks: https://github.com/eloj/radix-sorting#cpp-benchmark
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Browse software by Mathematics Subject Classification (MSC 2010)
(swmath.org)
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You are right. It is. I admit that I was trying to think of an introduction to numerical linear algebra, but I was unable to recall any titles I would personally recommend. That is why I tried to put it towards the end of the listed example
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In my honest view this is a bad example. Axler is a professor of mathematics and editor of multiple undergraduate and graduate mathematics texts series. His supervisor’s supervisor was Paul Halmos. His books are introductory in the context
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How are you studying? I ask in good faith.
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From the submitted link: > Shares of Netflix fell as much as 20% to $406.12 in after-hours trading [...]. > Netflix added just 18.2 million customers in 2021, down about 50% from the record year before. See additionally: https:/
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Netflix Plunges After Forecast for New Customers Disappoints
(bloomberg.com)
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PlanetMath subject index
(planetmath.org)
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> Two times I have published my research code - both times I have found many other papers/projects plagiarized my work without giving me any credit. This happens way more than you would think, especially if you are working under les
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Mathematical English Usage – A Dictionary [pdf]
(impan.pl)
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Came across this article after reading the statement by the president of the American Academy of Family Physicians to the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation hearing on the “State of Telehealth: Removing Barriers
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Survey of users and nonusers of telehealth and their use of primary care (2019)
(academic.oup.com)
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The following query might also interest you then: "510(k)" "deep learning" site:accessdata.fda.gov/cdrh_docs Or alternatively replace "deep learning" by either another distinctive theory/meth
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> Though compressed sensing can improve the image quality relative to a vanilla inverse Fourier transform, it still suffers from artifacts. Odd remark. FDA approves compressed sensing products (e.g., [1], [2], [3], [4]) precisely because
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I can only invite you to flip through current technical texts in signal processing and go through the thought exercise of defining the envelope of prior knowledge required. I recommend the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine as it is the flagsh
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Conditioned on what you want to achieve, I would suggest against, strongly against, or very strongly against avoiding (applied) mathematics. In any case, I suggest flipping through the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine [1] and reevaluating yo
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Socrates, Memory & The Internet (2017)
(philosophynow.org)
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I would like to comment on two aspects that led to this curious submission. First is the discoverability aspect of browsing through lists of an authoritative publisher books’ supplementary materials with enough metadata to reverse lookup. S
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Springer Nature Extramaterial
(sites.google.com)
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I find formatting is usually a nonissue with BibTeX files as entries tend to already be automatically generated from some authoritative source (e.g., CrossRef). What I do end up using a lot however is nschloe's betterbib [1]. [1] http
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Consider Kolmogorov’s entire Foundations of the Theory of Probability is 71 pages long [1]. [1] https://archive.org/details/foundationsofthe00kolm
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See also: http://archive.today/2021.10.27-150441/https://www.bloomberg...
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