God created Evolution. Done. … [read full article]
God created Evolution. Done. I don’t know why all the fundies go through all those bizarre lengths.
Posts tagged with 'engineering'
Moms love minimalism. Women’s mags and TV shows are full of “go minimal” / tiny house type stuff.
Moms love minimalism. Women’s … [read full article]
I really had to describe the Facebook play button. Yes, it’s the same as play buttons in 1984 but as the circle means record and triangle means play, there might be some confusion when the two are combined should some unwary time traveler with their trusty BBC Micro happens to wander upon this audiovisual data stream.
I really had to … [read full article]
Industry makes progress. Philosophers provide alternative frameworks for understanding. Scientists are curious about “how”
Industry makes progress. Philosophers … [read full article]
I like this stuff. Rare to see hard evidence of point-of-failure of a system: Usually it’s determined after-the-fact. [and it’s precisely the kind of thing that has been prevented through quality engineering in the past and present].
I like this stuff. … [read full article]
VIA: NIST/engineering statistics handbook: Interpretation of Scatter Plots Conclusions from the scatter plots are: data set 1 is clearly linear with some scatter. data set 2 is clearly quadratic. data set 3 clearly has an outlier. data set 4 is obviously the victim of a poor experimental design with a single point far removed from the bulk of the data “wagging the dog”‘ (the NIST / Engineering Statistics Handbook (online)] is a pleasure to read. I like their style.)
VIA: NIST/engineering statistics handbook:… [read full article]
“suggestive, indicative, and insightful” “subjective and depend on interpretation” Oh I’m liking EDA’s style. ” Classical Classical techniques serve as the probabilistic foundation of science and engineering; the most important characteristic of classical techniques is that they are rigorous, formal, and “objective”. Exploratory EDA techniques do not share in that rigor or formality. EDA techniques make up for that lack of rigor by being very suggestive, indicative, and insightful about what the appropriate model should be. EDA techniques are subjective and depend on interpretation which may differ from analyst to analyst, although experienced analysts commonly arrive at identical conclusions. “
“suggestive, indicative, and insightful”… [read full article]
deterministic or probabilistic? How about neither/both/either? [eda]
“Data driven”. [I’m mixing