Transitioning from point forecasts to probabilistic forecasts can enrich decision-making. Consider the shift to 'forecasting hitting time': predicting when a specific event will occur. #DataScience#Forecasting
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Many thanks, Madame Merkel, for coming to Sciences Po and, most importantly, for being a great role model for our students - a 21st century politician with values and emphathy
#ScPoMerkel#ScPoHonorisCausa
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Exploring the remarkable capabilities of #ChatGPT4 by @OpenAI. It's inspiring to see how AI has progressed - creating conversational models that understand and generate human-like text. This is a game-changer for #AI, #MachineLearning, and #DataScience.
Every meeting of the flemish government in Belgium is live streamed on a YouTube channel.
Software is searching for phones and tries to identify a distracted politician. This with the help of AI. The results are then posted to social with the politician tagged. By @driesdepoorter
Created a new notebook for the CommonLit Readability competition on Kaggle with simple preprocessing and basic models to start with.
https://t.co/tIROF8RMpT
#Kaggle#DataScience#MachineLearning
Correlation is a single statistic (data point), while regression is the entire equation with all of the data points that are represented with a line. Regression explains the relation between X's and Y. Useful article.
#Statistics#DataScience#ML
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@sergio_marinho Sorry, for been late.
Correlation is a single statistic, whereas regression is the entire equation with all of the data points that are represented with a line. Correlation is the relationship between the two variables, regression explains how one affects the other.
Today the fastest language model (GPT-3) has up to 175 billion connections. NVIDIA predicts that by 2023, models will have 100 trillion or more connections. Seems we will witness an absolutely different level of science.
#DataScience#MachineLearning#NLP
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There are a lot of tools to detect fake news, most of the algorithms are based on Machine Learning. But still, the final decision is up to the human, the journalist with domain knowledge and fact-checking experience.
#MachineLearning#DataScience
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Dear friends,
I need to do a little research for a statistics course. I would be very grateful if you could find the time to take this survey. It will take only about 4 minutes!
Thank you very much!
#Statistics#Travel#smartphone#Apps#data
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