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An algorithm is a set of one or more computations that will produce a calculated result. All statistics methods are algorithms. Algorithms can be simple, such as calculating a percentage, or can be very complex and require a computer for fast and accurate results.

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This is quite a detailed problem I think, so let me provide some context first. I have a quite complex electrical circuit that I am regularly monitoring to make sure it is functioning properly. To do ...
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In development, we have design patterns: observer, visitor, singleton, abstract factory... When looking at concurrency problems: guard, cohort, reader-writer, producer-consumer, dining philosophers... ...
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I am working on a scheduling problem where I am willing to solve that by Graph Convolutional Neural Network (GCNN). The problem is stated as follows: There is an assembly product graph with $\text{G(V,...
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The Question I'm not super familiar with the name's of common algorithms in Data Science, and I feel like this would be something that is commonly used, and so should have a name - want to refer to ...
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I would like to know to what machine learning algorithm my problem belongs. In France, our 1,200 local authorities have competencies: each one depicts a range of services they are expected to provide ...
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Suppose you have a list of float numbers with a size of 10, and you choose 5 numbers out of such list and sum them up to form a new number, generating all possible combinations now you have a new list ...
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I'm working on a project to classify driving behaviors based on a vehicle's position and velocity data. For each time step, I have the following information: $x, y $ : Position coordinates in a 2D ...
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Could this discrepancy be caused by the threshold strategy? If so, how should I optimize or adjust these thresholds? How can I better align the model outputs with the business context of "X"?...
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Has anyone used both Leetcode and Hackerrank to practice algorithms? Which one do you think would hit more interview questions?
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When I use XGBRegressor to construct a boosted tree model from 8194 or fewer data points (i.e., n_train $\leq$ 8194, where ...
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I'm trying to replicate the finding of the the publication "Exposing the Implicit Energy Networks behind Masked Language Models via Metropolis-Hastings" for obtaining the joint distribution ...
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I have 20,000 plus images of art (paintings, sculptures, jars, etc) stored in a data base. The actual pieces are distributed in multiple warehouses. Ideally, the physical pieces SHOULD have a sticker ...
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I'm facing a problem and it seems I can't find a working solution since a few years. TLDR : Is there a well-known algorithm or NN-model that is able to autodetect and count patterns in a time signal ...
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Say want to pick a fixed number of samples from a large 2D dataset, such that they relatively evenly distributed over the whole sample area. Imagine places in a country - so the border of the data is ...
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I have a module that estimates the color of an object and returns an RGB value in this format: (40, 48, 68) which corresponds to this color: Now I have to classify ...
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