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So, I'm just stabbing into the wild. I'm really not much of a data-miner. I ask out of pure interest because I really won't have time to try taking part in this contest.
But just for the fun of it, how would you tackle it?
It works something like this...
Started by Niko on
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So, that would be my first step, having a model like:... .
With dummy group variables to find out the individual bias of every user .
But you could do linear regressions with a mixed model, i .
Ok, here is my idea:
My statistics classes are gone a little .
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The perfect tackle
Started by aberdude on
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tackle is deemed illegal and even standing up 2 shout your team on is also looked down upon <wtf> who used to start his sliding tackle on one touch line and get the ball on the other! He wouldn't ...spot on dude no one wants 2 see ....
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All i see is them leaning with their shoulders and trying to knock them down instead of using their arms to tackle.
Started by track 1 on
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In HS,College? If your on the defense and dont know how to tackle you shouldnt play football.
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Drafting another offensive tackle I often see mock drafts allocating David DeCastro (G) to the Cowboys. My question is, would there be anything wrong with drafting another tackle and moving Free to guard since this is supposed to be a strong tackle class...
Started by rolldog on
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Question is, would there be anything wrong with drafting another tackle and moving Free to guard since this is supposed to be a strong tackle class? Wouldn't two strong tackles and Free at guard be better than one strong tackle....
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Hello again...
Scott's back for Season 2! The new BONUS Podcast is up and this time we tackle MUSIC!
Enjoy!
H.O.S.
Started by pyrat on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at beingjamesbond):
You work together so well and everything you guys say is interesting... .
I've said this before and I'm sure others have too, you and Scott are great at analyzing each topic .
The music podcast was fantatstic! It really made me want to listen to Bond music all day .
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How can I encourage colleagues to embrace small-scale innovation within our team(s), in order to get things done quicker and to encourage skills development?
(the term 'profoundly found elsewhere' comes from Wikipedia , although it is scarcely used anywhere...
Started by Alistair Knock on
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Companies are right to be leery of in house applications; I've worked on some of the most horrible in house apps you can... .
It's a devils bargain either way.
There is no guarantee that an off-the-shelf app will last or be maintained in the future either .
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Hi,
I am working on a Java product. An client claims that the application is getting crashed after an arbitrary time. SInce it is a crash we can't find any information on our logs.
Are there any tools, methods to find out the reasons for such Issues?
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Started by Chathuranga Chandrasekara on
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In java, you combine the two phases:
logging in the code... .
That should give you a lot of information, if your logs are detailed enough .
After a crash, you don't have logs during the crash itself, but you still have all your logs before your actual crash .
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Fist off, here's the jSON object I created with PHPs json_encode function
{ "Gatwick":[ { "destination":"VCE", "destination_name":"Venezia Marco Polo" },{ "destination":"VCE", "destination_name":"Venezia Marco Polo" },{ "destination":"VCE", "destination...
Started by gargantaun on
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The ".items" in the....
Notice the curly braces, not square braces.
Just use
$.each(data, function(i, item){
at which point you can do:
item[0].destination
The JSON that the PHP is returning is not an array .
You don't have 'items' in your data object...
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I'm familiar with Levenshtein's distance, so I decided I would use it to solve UVA's Edit Steps Ladder problem.
My solution is:
import java.io.*; import java.util.*; class LevenshteinParaElJuez implements Runnable{ static String ReadLn(int maxLength){...
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So the 5 in the sample result is for....
Alphabetical) sequence in the dictionary, such that each word in the sequence is formed by adding, deleting, or changing one letter .
The problem states that you are to find the longest lexicographically ordered (i.e .
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We have this huge application that has 18 projects in our source control (VSS).
Whenever we are working on small changes everything is fine because each developer has a set of few files checkout to himself and hopefully no one is going to need them until...
Started by Beatles1692 on
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Branching and tagging are cheap operations and there is no... .
Subversion is available for free and can be used for large scale application development .
VSS suffers from design issues and its hard lock principles .
Switch to a better Version Control System.
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