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January 19th, 2010

Here are some of our most popular blog articles broken down by area of interest:

Statistics:

“I don’t think that means what you think it means;”Statistics to English Translation, Part 1: Accuracy Measures

Statistics to English Translation, Part 2a: ’Significant’ Doesn’t Always Mean ’Important’

Statistics to English Translation, Part 2b: Calculating Significance

Good Graphs: Graphical Perception and Data Visualization

Google AdSense Channels IDs and the Cramer Rao Inequality

A Demonstration of Data Mining

Mathematical Finance:

What is the gambler’s equivalent of Amdahl’s Law?

Betting Best-Of Series

Automatic Generation and Testing of Un-Rolls for Profitable Technical Trades

The R statistical package:

Survive R

R examine objects tutorial

Computer Science:

The Local to Global Principle

Sorting Used in Anger

On The Hysteria Over “The Cloud”

Philosophy:

What is Mathematics, Really?

Hello World: An Instance Of Rhetoric in Computer Science

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