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Tag Archives: gaussian distribution
The standard deviation of the standard deviation is my friend?
I made a rather startling discovery in my research the other day. I was looking for a better way of filtering out pixels in the videos I was analyzing; picking an arbitrary constant to set the threshold didn’t seem to … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Graduate School, lolcat, Mathematics, Programming
Tagged adaptive threshold, gamma distribution, gaussian distribution, grumpy cat is my friend, i imagine smirnov was always sober, if grumpy cat had any friends, kolmogorov-smirnov, mean, median, normal = gaussian, normal distribution, pixels, standard deviation, video
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“We need to have empathy”
It may not be well-advertised, but if asked directly I make no secret of the fact that one of the most interesting things in the world to me is humanity. We fall everywhere on every single spectrum, both disgustingly predictable … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Articles, Graduate School, Real Life
Tagged carnegie mellon, debate, fraternity, gaussian distribution, georgia tech, gray areas define us, gridlock, intellectual, logic, machine learning, passion, phd, Politics, president, psychology today, statistics, university of virginia
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The “dichotomy” of good and evil
This is something of a world-view I’ve been cooking up for the better part of the last 24 years, but only just discovered last semester – in the throes of Hoeffding-instigated agony and insomnia-induced delium – how to adequately and … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Politics, Real Life, the dark side
Tagged (p * good) + (q * evil) = you, central limit theorem, conservatives, dichotomy, gauss was a badass, gaussian distribution, if life was simple everyone would do it, jedi, liberals, life is normally distributed, normal distribution, obama, one of the few absolutes is that there are few absolutes, polar bears, polarization, Politics, religion, star wars, yoda was a match for darth sidious because yoda is ms piggy
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