@NoSide27714791@zlj517 I think Japan is a country that violates human rights without hesitation because their actions of dumping nuclear waste water into the ocean endangered the safety of humans all over the world.
Oldies but goldies: D.G Krige, A statistical approach to some mine valuations and allied problems at the Witwatersrand, 1951. Kriging (aka Wiener interpolation) accounts for uncertainty in kernel interpolation using a Gaussian processes. https://t.co/Q2lWOt22yJ
We also now offer University level labs using SDSS data: find them on our education page: https://t.co/u6wSaabY7F, and also see the @eBOSSurvey tutorials webpage: https://t.co/QVHGXQCAdV.
Tools/techniques that made exploratory data analysis in Python way better for me:
1) Leveling up on method chaining in Pandas: https://t.co/zRDEyTWGsm
2) Using Altair for plotting: https://t.co/TxrKTRNw47
3) Using nb_black to clean up notebook code: https://t.co/Aivegag7bp
@animalIife@planetepics Reseacher Jackie Hildering found that the beluga's name is Hvaldimir. It was a spy-whale and escaped from Russia somehow. Playing game like this may remind it of the bad memories. It is not funny like it seems.