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### Impact of increasing number of classes on object detection rate/speed

I am trying to build a Darknet (C++) model to detect custom objects. Initially, in the testing phase for 50 objects with tiny yolo, I am getting 35 FPS speed. If I increase the number of objects to ...
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### error came as could not find function Vif [on hold]

even though I installed car package, getting error as could not find function "Vif" what is to be done?
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### Wumpus world using Bayes therom [on hold]

suppose the cave system contains 100 caves, of which 90 caves are without a hidden treasure and 10 caves contain a buried gold object. In 70% of the caves with a hidden treasure, the Wumpus has left ...
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### Which test shall I apply?

Can you kindly help me with my scholarly article? I observed whether (and to what extent) the 52 SAME companies use their capacities across the years 2006, 2010, 2014, 2018. Here are the counts of ...
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### Information about independent variables in poisson regression

Can independent variables in Poisson model, Negative binomial model and Hurdles model be categorical ?
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### Using Binomial Distribution to Determine Overbooking

Given the situation below, what is largest number of reservations the spa should accept to ensure that the probability of having sufficient capacity (i.e. the number of customers who show up is higher ...
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### Generation of synthetic categorical data [on hold]

Is there any tool or a way to generate synthetic CATEGORICAL data which follows some distribution(necessary)? Suppose, if I wanted the synthetic data to follow a Gaussian distribution, then how would ...
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### One versus One and One versus All multiclass classification using logistic regression in python [on hold]

This is my understanding of OvO versus OvA: One versus One is binary classification like Banana versus Orange. One versus All/Rest classification turns it into multiple different binary classification ...
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### How do you address a key dummy variable if you failed the Hausman test for panel data?

I have a panel model and am primarily interested in the impact of a dummy variable. Unfortunately, my model failed the Hausman test indicating that I should use fixed effect rather than random effect. ...
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### What is the difference between multiple regression WITH interaction, and WITHOUT interaction? (* vs + vs " vs : in lm)

I am attempting to set up a multiple regression model using "lm", but I am unsure whether to use :, + or * to indicate the interaction between multiple predictor variables. ?lm shows the following ...
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### Conditional Expectation and Prediction

This is taken from the book "A First Course in Probability" from Sheldon Ross: Sometimes a situation arises in which the value of a random variable $X$ is observed and then, on the basis of the ...
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### Find the minimum sample size to test for a normal distribution and 1-way ANOVA

I have been heuristically choosing sample sizes and would like to find a more quantitative method. For each group of my data I want to verify that they are normally distributed. Then I want to check ...
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### Brier Score - Mean vs Median?

I have a probabilistic model for three distinct outcomes and I'm using the Brier Score to asses the predictive accuracy against another forecasting model. One of the models has a lower average Brier ...
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### Using the law of total expectation and the definition of the MGF to find the unconditional distribution

During my research, I encountered Jarle Tufto's answer in this question on the MGF of conditioned random variables: The mgf of $Y$ conditional on $N=n$ is $$M_{Y|N=n}(t)=M_X(t)^n,$$ since ...
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### Skewness and correlation [duplicate]

I have a data set on which I want to run a machine learning algorithm. Some of the columns are skewed. If I apply a transformation (let's say log) to those columns and I want to display the matrix ...
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### Correlation between two variables from nested, non-normally distributed, semi-continous / count data

I am interested in correlating the physical distribution of cell types and cellular material within tissue that has been imaged as a large grid of images (each grid is a datapoint). My data comprises ...
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### Reason for Precision and Recall terminology?

Why are the statistical indicators Precision and Recall named that way? Is there a canonical interpretation?
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### Worse outputs when use short input for XLnetLMhead model but improved by adding extra random tokens? Using huggingface pytorch-transformers [on hold]

My question arose from following links from huggingface github. https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/issues/846 Q1) can someone give some more insight what @thomwolf explaining about? ''' ...
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### How to compare two within-subject conditions if there are multiple trials per subject? [on hold]

I have the following experiment design: I am comparing two conditions tested across 30 subjects. Each subject is tested for both conditions, so the condition is a within subject factor. Also, each ...
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### Determine dimension of mapping function Phi from form of Kernel

If I have a kernel of the form $k(x, y) = (x^Ty)^n$ where $x$ and $y$ are d-dimensional, how can I determine the dimension of the mapping function $\phi(x)$, in terms of n and d, without explicitly ...
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### How do you understand an LDA score?

I'm reading a research paper involving the human gut microbiome. LDA analysis was performed to determine species richness in one study group, but I don't know how to interpret LDA scores. For example, ...
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### Does the Vargha-Delaney A effect size stand as a standardized effect size?

Effect sizes are categorized into 'Standardized effect sizes' and 'Unstandardized effect sizes'. My question is, Vargha-Delaney A falls in which of the categorizes? does it cound as standardized ...
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### How to test whether two binomially distributed variables come from the same distribution?

I have data where I have a set of pairs of integer, each binomially distributed, and I want to be able to test whether the observations came from different distributions, though I don't care what ...
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### Statistics book for Machine Learning [duplicate]

Hello I am a mathematician currently studying Data Science and I would like to ask for a book that can give me a variety of statistical tools for having more solid conclusions in my analysis of a ...
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### Mean of repeated samples

Let's assume we have random variables $X_1\sim N(\mu_1,1),\cdots,X_n\sim N(\mu_n,1)$. Now we take one sample from each and get $X_1 = x_1,\cdots,X_n = x_n$. We order them and calculate the mean of top ...
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### In a linear regression hypothesis equation, what does each symbol represent?

So I've been watching Andrew Ng's machine learning lectures, and I'm on a video about univariate linear regression. He was talking about how a Hypothesis takes an input and predicts an output, like a ...
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### Multiple correspondents analysis, indicator matrix, why do we double count for $I_{k\neq k'}$ [on hold]

From the text : "Exploratory Multivariate Analysis by Example Using R", Page 134 has the following: One way of comparing these two categories is to count the individuals which select both ...
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### R code of t-test with 1% level of significance? [on hold]

The manufacturer of a certain make of electric bulbs claims that his bulbs have a mean life of 25 months with a standard deviation of 5 months. Random samples of 6 such bulbs have the following values:...
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### Data Mining/Statistical Methods to find trends, peaks, etc

currently I am working on a project for my final exam. The data is coming from a streaming plattform. The data I am using are some logging data (data when customers have problems with the streaming ...
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### Compressing an image using neural network

I've recently given several attempts to compress an image using neural network. The approch is to treat a trained neural network itself as a compressed data. I was expecting that, given x,y as input, ...
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### Finding optimal cutoff point [duplicate]

.Hello,everyone. I am studying the influence of one biomarker on multiple disease characteristics, and I would like to calculate its cutoff point. I created univariate ROC curves to investigate the ...
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### Covariance matrix as a sum of two covariance matrices

Suppose that a random vector $\mathbf{n}$, $$\mathbf{n} = \mathbf{n}_A + \mathbf{n}_B \ , \tag{1}$$ can be written as a sum of two random vectors $\mathbf{n}_A$ and $\mathbf{n}_B$, that are ...
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### How to test goodness of fit for AFT Survival Models?

I am testing a few survival models in the parametric family and would like to test the goodness of fit of the models to the data I have. Which tests would be useful and is it even necessary to carry ...
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### Forward model selection: optimize on training or test dataset (within a nested framework)? [on hold]

I am working on a binary classification problem where I have a large number of features (~100 features) on a small dataset (n=100 in each class). I am using a double cross-validation to try and find ...

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