My book about introductory data science was published today. It is available online - https://t.co/IBn1ylpSnV - and you can buy a print copy: https://t.co/RqbbB6HgN5. I would appreciate your feedback and suggestions for improvements.
@MihaiCNica I did have some examples in an appendix, but I removed them to reduce the length. They are in the Zenodo, but that's a bit unwieldy right now. I'll clean up it up and send you a link.
2. You need to consistently keep that system updated (because if a submitter is using a better model yours might give bad advice), and you need to consistently judge the judges.
All welcome at the conference in 10 days in Toronto. And also if you think “hey I’ve got thoughts on AI and quant social science” and may like to contribute please email me.
I'll be at a workshop organized by @RohanAlexander next week on how AI will change quantitative social science. This is my short paper, and this is the key argument. https://t.co/4HtKTJoW1J
I'll be at a workshop organized by @RohanAlexander next week on how AI will change quantitative social science. This is my short paper, and this is the key argument. https://t.co/4HtKTJoW1J
I know nothing about physics, but it was interesting how similar the methodological concerns were to those we have in social science: https://t.co/HiQ8ccwt2R
This Friday 25 October 2024, noon (EDT), I'm thrilled to host Jay Alammar, Cohere, on his new book “Hands-On Large Language Models: Language Understanding and Generation”. All welcome.