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Undergrad Probability via logistic regresison
Hi all, I have a dataset of 3 continuous variables and 1 binary (YES/NO) variable, I am trying to establish a model for prediction of future similar results using logistic regression. I used some software packages and the results are awesome. I would like to know if it is possible to know...- error404
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- Probability
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Can a spark form through vacuum?
Thanks for replies everyone. As i can understand from the replies above... A 100% vacuum has a dielectric constant almost the same as air, but prevents the formation of a spark like...a 100 times more? Note: my question might sound very silly but i am not an expert in the field of electrical...- error404
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Can a spark form through vacuum?
Berkeman, thanks for your reply. I can understand from this figure that either at very low pressure or at very high pressure, we need a HUGE voltage to make a spark, is that correct? Haxo489, thanks for your clear answer. however, i am wondering how much vacuum we could actually achieve in...- error404
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Can a spark form through vacuum?
Hey guys, I was looking online at sparks and how they form, and the amount of energy needed to form them when this question came up to my mind. can a spark form through vacuum? or it actually needs particles to go through them? and if it can form...what is the value of the breakthrough for...- error404
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- Form Spark Vacuum
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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What Determines the Charge Needed for a Spark Between Two Objects?
utkarsh1, thanks for replying me. regarding the first question, i can understand the concept behind the generation of the spark itself, but i still cannot find a rule that can give me straight numbers for this. i mean let's assume a distance of 1 meter, between 2 point charges, with air or...- error404
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What Determines the Charge Needed for a Spark Between Two Objects?
hello folks, Actually I'm not an engineer, but i have a couple of questions regarding electricity and i hope i am posting this in the right forum :) 1- when there's a charged object, that comes close to another object, a spark tends to happen between them, so that the charged body emptys...- error404
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- Electrostatic
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Mechanical Simulation Programs?
Mechanical Simulation Programs?? Hello i would like to know what is the best program for mechanical simulation, and the easiest one to learn and get used to (price doesn't really matter for now) the systems i want to test contain gears, springs, cranes and some pulleys all are simple...- error404
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- Mechanical Programs Simulation
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Will Separating Capacitor Plates Cause a Spark?
yet...more electrical attraction :) hello everyone i posted a question erleair about electrical attraction, and the answers were really helpful, i hope i can help me with this too here's the situation, i have a circiut with a battery of 100 volts and a capacitor having "100 Micro farad, 100...- error404
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- Attraction Electrical
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Calculating Attraction Force Between 2 Charged Plates
Bob S, uart, sophiecentaur Thanks for helping me with this, I've been searching for the perfect answer for a really long time, now things are much more clear for me :) Error404- error404
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Calculating Attraction Force Between 2 Charged Plates
well, if u calculate the attraction force according to coulomb's law which is approx. true, u'll have an attraction force of 8.1X10^8, the highest relative static permettivity known according to this table is 100000, even if it was used as insulator between the 2 plates, still...u will have a...- error404
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Calculating Attraction Force Between 2 Charged Plates
ok fine, i got that...but...can i ask u something (forget about ALL previous questions)? if i get a capacitor with "10 micro Farad capacitace" and connect it to a battery with "30 Volts", this would give me the 3e-4 charge on each, the space between the 2 plates now is around 1 mm, if u...- error404
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Calculating Attraction Force Between 2 Charged Plates
thanks for replying mt Bob S, Berkeman Bob S: I'm not sure what voltage u're talking about in the second step i didnt know what to use to replace the "V" in the stored energy rule Berkeman: i used coulomb's law of attraction, and the result wasnt logical, the result is 8 X 10^2 which...- error404
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Calculating Attraction Force Between 2 Charged Plates
hello engineers i have a question about electrical attraction... i if had 2 plates, each of area 5cm2, one of them holding the charge of 3x10-4 coulomb and the other holding the same but negative charge (-3x10-4 coulomb), and the distance between the 2 plates was 1 meter, how can i find the...- error404
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- Attraction Electrical
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering