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I would like to confirm if I am analysing the results of my model correctly and get some advise if I am missing something! I conducted the following model to...
1Cross Validated Asked by Catarina Toscano on 2 years ago
I would like to compute the standard deviation from mean absolute error for predictions of a CNN I trained. consider model_predict as the predicted value for the network, and y_test...
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If the joint density $f_{X_1,...,X_n}(x_1,...,x_n)$ is symmetric about the origin in the sense that for any $(x_1,...,x_n)$, it holds that $f_{X_1,...,X_n}(x_1,...,x_n)=f_{X_1,...,X_n}(-x_1,...,-x_n)$ , does this imply that each...
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This is actually a probability marginalization question that I encountered in graphic models section of PRML by Bishop (question about equation 8.26 page 391). Assume I have the following graphic...
1Cross Validated Asked by K.K.McDonald on 2 years ago
I just came across a post that said in case of multicollinearity, apply PCA to the collinear features and fit the resulting variables. My question is, suppose I have 20...
1Cross Validated Asked by Mayank Kumar on 2 years ago
I have a stationary process ${X_t}_{tinmathbb N}$ on $mathbb R$ and two functions $f, f': mathbb R rightarrow mathbb R$. Does the equation$$ E(f(X_0)f'(X_l)) =...
0Cross Validated Asked by L D on 2 years ago
I have a question about testing the equivalence of two regression parameters. I know there are a lot of resources about how to test a linear hypothesis but I am...
0Cross Validated Asked by CarsonWhit on 2 years ago
For example, I have a category A called fruit, its children are in category B, for example :applebanana....The whole category A have been already sold for 3 years , but...
0Cross Validated Asked on 2 years ago
This is probably basic, but I haven't come across it before: With a minimum detectable effect of 10% and a baseline conversion rate of 0.44% it takes 265,857 observations per...
1Cross Validated Asked by SeánMcK on 2 years ago
Suppose we have$$begin{align}cos x + cos y + cos z &= frac{3}{2}sqrt{3} \[4pt]sin x + sin y + sin z &= frac{3}{2}end{align}$$ How...
2Mathematics Asked by mbalasundar on 2 years ago
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