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by yaroslavvb 17y ago
I found scanned pdf versions of half of the books in the list after about 5 minutes of searching
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Slides from related presentation of his http://www.niehs.nih.gov/news/events/pastmtg/2007/cehr/docs/...
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Also, even when the papers are not posted on author's webpages, they are often happy to send you a copy over email. Funny enough, I have the same issue with my old student ID -- it works to get access to those databases long after I graduat
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Why I Want A Gradient Camera(umiacs.umd.edu)
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I was in your boat several months ago when I had to learn image processing from scratch to implement a requested feature "Digital Image Processing Using MATLAB" ended up the most useful, along with some basic Matlab tutorials here's what I
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A curious recent variations is allowing the number of hidden units to be infinite. It was observed that increasing number of hidden units in a two level perceptron reduces the number of local minima encountered during training. Allowing the
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by yaroslavvb 17y ago
He uses Bayesian methods in some cases, and non-Bayesian method in others. For instance on page 1412 he describes a problem for which Bayesian methods are "not appropriate." http://omega.albany.edu:8008/ETJ-PS/cc14g.ps This is a bit of an
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It's good, with a heavy focus on frequentist statistics and maximum entropy approach
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Pearl provides a formalism for expressing causality, however it's questionable (to me) whether that formalism corresponds to what we humans consider "causality". Take 3 variables as an example, A,B,C. We observe some instances of A,B,C trip