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Quadratures and Orthogonal Polynomials | The Accidental Statistician
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Occasional ramblings on statistics. Quadratures and Orthogonal Polynomials. April 15, 2015. It’s been about five months since I said this post was in draft, so it’s about time I reined in my perfectionism and published the damn thing. Since this is a graduate student blog at the moment, it seems reasonable I should write a bit more about what I’m learning at any particular time. Late last year, our department had a talk by Erik van Doorn. To appear in the Journal of Applied Probability. With value one at...
Gaussian Quadratures | The Accidental Statistician
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Occasional ramblings on statistics. June 13, 2015. Last time I talked about quadratures and orthogonal polynomials, so now it’s time to combine the two. Theorem: A quadrature scheme with. Interpolation points will be exact for polynomials of order up to. If the quadrature points are chosen to be the roots of the associated. Note that, for an arbitrary choice of sample points, we would generally expect. Points to give a quadrature for polynomials of order. Proof: We can split any. Are polynomials of order.
Principal Components Analysis, Eigenfaces, and Karhunen-Loève Expansions: Part One | The Accidental Statistician
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Occasional ramblings on statistics. Principal Components Analysis, Eigenfaces, and Karhunen-Loève Expansions: Part One. September 21, 2015. Last time, we were talking about interpolation and orthogonal polynomials. For this series, we’re also going to end up talking about orthogonal vectors and orthogonal functions. But first, we’ll look at some old photos from the Seventies. Class Average I, Péter Türk, 1979. Class Average II, Péter Türk, 1979. Class Average II rescaled, for comparison. 1 Say we wanted ...
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Occasional ramblings on statistics. In Draft This Week. November 23, 2014. It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything, so here are a few quick notes about things I’ve been learning and working on. I’ll probably write about these fairly soon. 1 Orthogonal polynomials are helpful when looking at Gaussian quadratures, an elegant extension of the standard quadratures I was taught. Not quite statistics, but approximation theory is close enough. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Enter your comment here.
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Occasional ramblings on statistics. Principal Components Analysis, Eigenfaces, and Karhunen-Loève Expansions. February 23, 2017. Instead of photographs, let’s suppose we’re just looking at vectors, i.e. points in space, randomly drawn from some unknown distribution. Part of the crabs dataset in R’s MASS package. In the image above, the points clearly vary most along some diagonal line. There are a few things we might want to do with this:. Happily, PCA does both of these. The first step is to find the me...
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An adequate analytical approximation to the standard normal CDF | It's chancy.
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Stochastic musings of a biostatistician. December 21, 2013. An adequate analytical approximation to the standard normal CDF. It’s not great, but, as my mother-in-law sometimes says, it’ll do in the dark:. Next post →. Laurie Davies and betting on adequacy. How “Severity, part one” got Mayo wrong (and a preview of “Two Severities”). When does Bayesian inference shatter? An adequate analytical approximation to the standard normal CDF. Andrew MacFie on Blogging Agenda. A sense that more is possible. I remem...
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Stochastic musings of a biostatistician. Monthly Archives: November 2014. November 2, 2014. In solidarity with all the NaNoWriMo monkeys at typewriters, I will be writing a bit each day — not a complete blog post per day, but there will be a resurrection of sorts. Laurie Davies and betting on adequacy. How “Severity, part one” got Mayo wrong (and a preview of “Two Severities”). When does Bayesian inference shatter? An adequate analytical approximation to the standard normal CDF. Minds aren't magic. Stoch...
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Stochastic musings of a biostatistician. November 14, 2013. It’s mine… my own… my precious. My wife says that a glance at the spine gives the impression that it reads “Badass”. Next post →. Laurie Davies and betting on adequacy. How “Severity, part one” got Mayo wrong (and a preview of “Two Severities”). When does Bayesian inference shatter? An adequate analytical approximation to the standard normal CDF. Andrew MacFie on Blogging Agenda. On Laurie Davies and betting on a…. A sense that more is possible.
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Stochastic musings of a biostatistician. November 2, 2014. In solidarity with all the NaNoWriMo monkeys at typewriters, I will be writing a bit each day — not a complete blog post per day, but there will be a resurrection of sorts. Next post →. Laurie Davies and betting on adequacy. How “Severity, part one” got Mayo wrong (and a preview of “Two Severities”). When does Bayesian inference shatter? An adequate analytical approximation to the standard normal CDF. Andrew MacFie on Blogging Agenda. Garfield W&...
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Stochastic musings of a biostatistician. Monthly Archives: December 2013. An adequate analytical approximation to the standard normal CDF. December 21, 2013. It’s not great, but, as my mother-in-law sometimes says, it’ll do in the dark:. Laurie Davies and betting on adequacy. How “Severity, part one” got Mayo wrong (and a preview of “Two Severities”). When does Bayesian inference shatter? An adequate analytical approximation to the standard normal CDF. Andrew MacFie on Blogging Agenda. John D. Cook.
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Stochastic musings of a biostatistician. A foundation for Bayesian statistics, part two: Cox’s postulates. November 2, 2013. Recall Cox’s five postulates:. Cox-plausibilities are real numbers. Consistency with Boolean algebra. If two claims are equal in Boolean algebra, then they have equal Cox-plausibility. Such that for any two claims. And any prior information. Actually a function too). In slightly different notation that in the previous post, it is:. October 9, 2013. In which I establish my Bayesian.
Error Statistics and the Severity Principle, part one: The Way that Denies by Denying | It's chancy.
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Stochastic musings of a biostatistician. November 9, 2013. Error Statistics and the Severity Principle, part one: The Way that Denies by Denying. Error statistics aims to provide a philosophical foundation for the application of frequentist statistics in science. As in any frequency-based approach, error statistics adheres to what I consider to be the fundamental tenet of frequentist learning:. Particular attention is paid to. In the case at hand. This notion is codified by the. And maximally severe tests.
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Stochastic musings of a biostatistician. November 9, 2013. Error Statistics and the Severity Principle, part one: The Way that Denies by Denying. Error statistics aims to provide a philosophical foundation for the application of frequentist statistics in science. As in any frequency-based approach, error statistics adheres to what I consider to be the fundamental tenet of frequentist learning:. Particular attention is paid to. In the case at hand. This notion is codified by the. And maximally severe tests.
November | 2013 | It's chancy.
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Stochastic musings of a biostatistician. Monthly Archives: November 2013. November 14, 2013. It’s mine… my own… my precious. My wife says that a glance at the spine gives the impression that it reads “Badass”. Error Statistics and the Severity Principle, part one: The Way that Denies by Denying. November 9, 2013. Any particular data-based inference is deemed well-warranted only to the extent that it is the result of a procedure with good sampling characteristics. November 2, 2013. The negation relation a...
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Stochastic musings of a biostatistician. Monthly Archives: March 2015. Laurie Davies and betting on adequacy. March 28, 2015. About a year and a half ago, I read P. L. Davies’s interesting paper Approximating Data. There was one passage I read that struck me as unusually wrong-headed (pg 195):. 1) distribution, as for the N. I always meant to write something about how this line of argument goes wrong, but it wasn’t a high priority. But recently Davies reiterated this argument in a comment. 1) also being ...
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Occasional ramblings on statistics. A Short Note on Tesla and the Electrocution of Animals. September 26, 2015. Those with a high tolerance for the internet’s habit of deifying great scientific minds — especially when done in obnoxiously long infographics — might remember the Oatmeal making sounds. A few years ago about the endless virtues of Nikola Tesla. This contained the following note:. Posted in History of Science. Principal Components Analysis, Eigenfaces, and Karhunen-Loève Expansions: Part One.
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JM Randolph, accidentalstepmom. Adventures in half-assed step parenting. One and Done Sunday: Apocalypse Edition. August 10, 2014. Hey It’s One and Done. Sunday. One picture, and five links that are worth your time. My sense of unease had me on guard, checking around corners and under the furniture until I came to the kitchen. Then I saw it. The source of my feelings of not-rightness. 4 had cleaned up the whole kitchen while we were out, without being asked. If Jack had a school picture, this would be it:.
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Musings of a fashion wannabe. July 26, 2011. The Rest of the 30 Days. True to form, life got in the way a bit and I owe you some favorite pieces! I’ll be mixing them in with my other blog posts going forward so keep your eyes open. In the meantime I have entirely too much to share about our new Fall Collection! There’s so much new and exciting things to share about the Fall 2011 Collection. Check it out here: www.stelladot.com/cmossburg. June 23, 2011. Day 22 of 30 Days of Faves: The Foundation Bracelets.
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The Accidental Substitute Teacher. Monday, February 16, 2015. Substitute Teacher Tip - Wear Layers. You just never know what it's going to be like in a building. Even one you have been in before. I went to one building that is always so hot in the winter that you have to open all of the windows in the classrooms, if you can. I dress accordingly, and have even brought a fan with me in December! Sunday, November 23, 2014. Help with Cleaning up the Classroom. Saturday, October 4, 2014. While supplies last&#...
