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Here is working code for the Box-Cox transform with an optional shift operator to keep data positive. My multivariable calculus is a bit rusty and I am unfamiliar with the python functions to perform …
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The Florabank1 abstract is currently blocking the import of our DCAT feed, because it contains carriage returns. This should be solved in the next version of the IPT (https://github.com/gbif/ipt/issue…
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@gleiserson (Greg Leiserson) emailed me a detailed proposal for adding proxy welfare measures to Tax-Calculator and potentially TaxBrain output tables.
[Proposal for proxy welfare measures.docx](h…
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Hello,
I'm trying to use your tool to handle our single cell drop-seq data.
The method is using paired reads but the pairing is not on the gene itself, meaning we're not doing paired end sequencing,…
Hoohm updated
7 years ago
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> sdlog meanlog
> plnorm(q=0, meanlog=meanlog, sdlog=sdlog)
[1] 0
> plnorm(q=2.5, meanlog=meanlog, sdlog=sdlog)
[1] 0.7467875
> plnorm(q=5, meanlog=meanlog, sdlog=sdlog)
[1] 0.8841584
> plnorm…
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I agree the choice of distribution matters for calculating PAF. And there is definitely an advantage to the empirical method where you don't have to worry about that. No need to oversell it with stra…
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Our distributional tables currently use AGI as the tab variable. Instead they should use an "expanded income" measure that more accurately reflects economic well being.
Our first step should be to g…
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One question that came up with the new B-Tax capability: how should a user get to the page? If they go to ospc.org -> Apps, this brings up ospc.org/taxbrain which is just the microsim input page. One …
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[`PART`](http://universaldependencies.org/he/pos/PART.html) is used for את, which makes sense.
But it is also frequently used for several things that strike me as odd:
- אותו, etc.: Why not `PRON`…
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Tweedie is also in the linear exponential family and is use, for example, to model claim amounts.
Tweedie is a special case of compound Poisson distribution, that has the pdf/likelihood specified as …