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I'm using this data to get an idea of how long it might take to get a thread there answered. So please, for the sake of accuracy, don't joke. I'd imagine that since summertime is here, not many people go there.
Pattonias said:You should add a block for having never been there at all.
moonman239 said:I'm using this data to get an idea of how long it might take to get a thread there answered. So please, for the sake of accuracy, don't joke. I'd imagine that since summertime is here, not many people go there.
kramer733 said:I didn't even know we had a stats forum. Can you please link it here?
Proton Soup said:well, i can now say I've been there. and the first thing i see is someone asking about multivariate gaussian distributions and estimation. yikes, been forever since i played with that stuff, and when i did it was always in the context of Kalman Filters. even if i still remembered enough about linear estimators to carry on a conversation about it, i find that i hate stats so much that it's hard to put in the effort to see it from a stats POV. sorry. isn't stats the dismal math?
rootX said:For some reasons, our vector calculus elce-mag professor believed stat is piece of cake. I found the opposite: maxwell much easier than stat.
Office_Shredder said:It's where threads go to die
Office_Shredder said:Dismal doesn't mean easy, it just means dismal
https://www.physicsforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=78kramer733 said:I didn't even know we had a stats forum. Can you please link it here?
moonman239 said:As is the case with this one thread I saw-was created at least a year ago and never got an answer.
Never knew you're a bayesian, MBMoonbear said:Hmm...stats...that's the field where you develop methods to mathematically justify what your gut already decided was correct, right?
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