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https://rdrr.io/rforge/distrMod/man/MDEstimator.html
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67007706/how-to-calculate-efficient-minimum-distance-in-python-regression
**edit** https://rdrr.io/rforge/f…
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Hello,
Thank you very much for tackling this issue of confounders, which seems very recurrent in clinical ML problems.
I have some questions about the project/paper:
1. I am wondering why only t…
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partially a followup to #838
other statistics for which we should also get outlier robust estimators
cov
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**acf, pacf**
Dürre, Alexander, Roland Fried, and Tobias Liboschik. 2015. “Robust Esti…
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Using the kdeplot, with only one dataset, it appears that isolines are overlapping instead of merging, producing two local maxima instead of a consistent isoline around all features.
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Dear Ben,
Using `violinplot`, I observe an unwanted extension of the drawing of the distribution curve beyond the minimum and the maximum value of the measurement values. It is not possible to 'chop'…
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From @jennybc:
> guess you could call it `rthis()`, in the spirit of `rnorm()` et al. where input is a numeric vector of observed data. Then it generates `n` observations from some reasonable def'n …
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based on Bruce Hansen's notes this should be easy to add (for fixed bandwidth)
http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~bhansen/718/NonParametrics1.pdf
They might not be very good, but better than nothing.
A bit be…
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I love this script! Very nice work:) Thank You!
I have all images and movies sorted like /2015/01-january/2015-01-01-hhmmss_originalfilename.jpg
Some of my photos are from special happenings, and th…
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I've been using the ADOMS implementation in this package to balance classes for a while with great results. The other day a colleague asked me what the minimum number of rows a class must have is to r…