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The Balloon that Fell From the Sky Fifteen teams lifted off from Switzerland in gas ballooning’s most audacious race. Three days later, two of them drifted into Belarusian airspace—but only one would survive. By Nick Davidson Held Together A filmmaker was producing a documentary series on the Iran hostage crisis. Then her father went missing overseas. By Joe Sexton and Lucy Sexton
データマイニングが有用な時 - himaginary’s diary
データマイニングは、最も当てはまりの良い回帰式を恣意的に拾い上げる慣行につながるという点で経済学では評判が悪いが、正しく使えば有用、とオックスフォード大の2人の研究者（Jennifer L. Castle、David F. Hendry）がこちらのvoxeu記事に書いている（H/T Economist's View）*1。 記事ではまず、最も単純なデータマイニング手法として、有意性の高い順に説明変数を一つずつ追加していく、という手法を挙げている。そうした1-step forward search algorithmsと呼ばれる手法は、非有意になった変数の除去と組み合わせたり（＝段階的回帰［stepwise regression］；別名unwise regression)、推計された係数の大きさに制約を掛けたり（＝Lasso）、といったバリエーションがあるが、経済学ではまず上手く行かない、と
"Elegant n-gram generation in Python" - Locally Optimal
A quick few snippets of code today -- solving how to compactly and elegantly generate n-grams from your favorite iterable. For starters, let's talk about generating all bigrams from a python list (or anything we can iterate over). We'll write it generally so it can work over lists, strings, or whatever else you care to make iterable. Finally, I'll show the more general extension at the end. The ob
Richard Socher - Deep Learning Tutorial
ACL 2012 + NAACL 2013 Tutorial: Deep Learning for NLP (without Magic) Richard Socher, Chris Manning and Yoshua Bengio In the spring quarter of 2015, I gave an entire class at Stanford on deep learning for natural language processing. If you're interested in all the details of these methods and applications, see http://cs224d.stanford.edu Slides http://lxmls.it.pt/2014/socher-lxmls.pdf - most recen
Servoの現状（2014年Q2） - saneyuki_s log
Servoの現況概説的なおはなし - snyk_s logの方を未だに参照されてる人がなんか多いみたいなので。 Servo parallelism from Tetsuharu OHZEKI スライド自体は先日のブラウザエンジン先端観測会で使ったものそのものなんだけど、2014年Q2現在の現状としてはこっちの方が正確です。
Haskell's Type Classes: We Can Do Better – John A De Goes
I love startups, technology, and science. I write about geeky stuff. Mostly. Twitter LinkedIn Github Type classes, object-oriented interfaces, and ML-style modules were all invented to solve the same core problem: how do we abstract over a set of functions and types that might have multiple concrete implementations? For example, a monoid is an algebraic structure with an associative binary operati
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