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In 2017, i and 2 friends decided to visit Cologne after exams. Since we were students, we didn't have to pay for the slow train but if we were to take the fast one we had to pay. We took the slow train to Cologne and throughout the journey we weren't inspected. On our way back home, we decided to take the fast train without paying for tickets since we weren't inspected when coming. I was sleeping, dreaming of God knows what when i felt a hand on my shoulders, i opened my eyes - lo and behold it was the train inspectors, ah aye mi temi bami! I was asked for my ticket, i tried to play smart as a Nigerian. First i said in english that i don't understand german, then one of them spoke english to me, chai which kind life be this . Then i remembered I had some used tickets, i decided to pretend like i was searching for the tickets among the used ones hoping they will get tired or the train will get to my destination and they will let me go.These guys patiently waited for me, in fact they took the seats behind us , my friends already paid 50€ each and they were waiting for me. The inspectors told me if i don't hurry up, i will be taken to the station, immediately i heard that i brought out my debit card to pay quickly. My 50€ was gone just like that. It was a funny ride home, we still laugh about that incident till today. |
That's a wonderful paper prof wip7. In my opinion, the huge drawback of NN and other deep learning algorithms is interpretability. Sure it trumps statistical learning techniques on predictive analysis however when you are interested in the "whys" and "what happens if" it becomes useless as the result is a black box. |
UtilityRational:Hi Can you please ask the question here? or send an email to d******@gmail.com. Thanks. |
Admitwithschola:Boss, it's been a while you posted on this forum I assumed you were banned. Besides, can I work part time as a RA? |
CptCharlesVane:What has Twoods done to you? This is the second time you're mentioning him. You aren't the first person to school in the US and surely you won't be the last. Live and let's live! |
unisnaira:Oh thanks! I sent you a mail starting with data****@gmail.com |
unisnaira:Hi, Thanks for your kind words, do you have information regarding jobs or career advancement for me? |
omohakin:Yes but to the Statistics PhD program. |
Jarus:I will do that right away sir. |
Jarus:Good day boss, I hope this message meet you well. I will like to get some clarifications regarding employment in Nigeria, I have your whatsapp number as I'm a member of the Whatsappp Jarushub career Club. I write to seek your permission to send you a message. I will be anticipating your reply. Regards. |
Congratulations BlowJobs on the birth of your child, may the Almighty grant you all the resources needed to be an awesome father. Regarding your sister-in-law, please try not to get involved in her relationship life, else it will come back to haunt you. If the person you set her up with ditch on her or the relationship goes awry, you'd be the one to blame. By the way, i also have my reservations regarding men of color, especially africans; know that not everyone is honest and open-minded like you and don't hold everyone to your standards. Have a wonderful day! |
It's really surprising no one knows bracelum from the US student visa thread. Dude can go any length to prove he knows it all. I think it will be in the best interest of everyone to end the discussion at this juncture. Please, let's not derail from the aim of this wonderful thread, enough of the name-calling. Gracias! |
Javanian:Hi Javanian, Congratulations on your admit. In as much as you've been convinced by others, the truth is, PhD is not for everyone. In the same US you desire to get a PhD, don't be surprised you'd compete with candidates with BSc for same jobs (though they have other certifications). Many people dropout from the PhD program, others lose motivation to continue as they already have job offers after completing two years (and they'd be awarded a MSc). If your aim for a PhD is to get jobs, I'm sorry you have to change your mindset. Few months ago, someone here wrote about the journey to his PhD (in Chemistry), I hope you can get the link to his story on the US student visa thread. Be sincere, where do you see yourself in 4 years? Are you ready for the rigours of research? Without having any financial issues, would you still be interested in the PhD? What if you are guaranteed to get a job after the first two years in the US, will you still select the PhD program? |
ponpon:Sent you a mail, do check. Thanks! |
ponpon:Hi, do you register GRE for candidates that would be writing outside of Nigeria? |
Chidinho10:Hi Chidinho10, I sent you a PM, please check and reply. Thanks! |
Introduction to Statistical Learning using R --- Tibshirani, Hastie, Witten Especially the section explaining the "Bias-Variance Trade-off". |
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Adebayo Ogunlesi While at CS&M, First Boston asked if he could be borrowed (as a legal counsel) for three months to work on a project in Nigeria, but later got to spend more than 2 decades at the now enlarged Credit Sussie (Credit Sussie acquired First Boston in 1990). This cracked me ....... |
nowpresence:install. packages("ggplot2", dep=TRUE) |
Battywonder:Hello bro, Unfortunately, my school does not offer funding nor grants. However, you can apply for the Erasmus Quantitative Economics masters program below: https://master-economics-qem.univ-paris1.fr It is fully funded but it is extremely competitive, apply anyway as you miss all the shots you never take. Best wishes. |
Wait for me - Johnny Drille Smile - Simi |
ipledge01:It would be better if we can discuss only on this platform. You can quote me in an idle thread on my profile, i would be willing to assist in any way i can. Best wishes. |
Scholastica16:Hi Scholastica, It feels so good to know your resilience paid off, I'm so happy for you. Remember, "every finished line is the beginning of a new race"; you've crossed the first hurdle, now the main battle begins. Don't forget that their grade calculations is different from the British system oh! I was caught up in hysteria on finding out my 86's and 89's were not enough to have an A+ in Europe; meanwhile with those grades in Naija I would be basking in euphoria. With God by your side, the best is yet to come. |
lovelygurl:Still they hiss or frown when you're seen with whites. Anyways, na their problem. By the way, I tried to inquire from them but my German is poor. The letter is from: "ARD ZDF Deutschlandradio Beitragsservice 50656 Köln ". A SEPA form is included in the letter and they expect me to fill in my account details (if only they knew Yoruba blood flows in my vein hence I'm over calculative), according to them my debt is now 87.50€ I'm a bit scared and sceptical of the mail because I would be leaving in few weeks and I don't want anything to stain my 100% record. I would be grateful if you could help me inquire from knowledgeable folks or organization. Thanks. |
lovelygurl:Funny enough, blacks (ladies) are not friendly, immediately you say a simple "hi", I guess the next thing on their mind is "he is an immigrant in need of a residence card". Regarding the bills, I've been receiving mails to pay for TV and Radio which cost about 18€f but I don't own any of these appliances, is it normal? |
lovelygurl:Hi, I'm in Germany but I can't relate with their experiences since most people here are in the working class. Besides, I live in a small city (Bielefeld - the town that does not exist). |
Jarus: |
I just can't believe people don't see the ingenuity and creativity behind the picture. I believe lovers of literature and poetry understand how it goes in sync with the title. |
Data Structures Let’s take a look at some of the most common and most useful data structures in R: 1. Vectors Vectors are lists of data that can be the same or different types. Notice that vectors are 1-indexed (indexes start at 1 not 0). You will use the c() function a lot to combine variables into a vector. 2. Lists[/b]Lists provide a group of named items, not unlike a map. You can define a new list with the list() function. A list can be initialized with values or empty. Note that the named values in the list can be accessed using the dollar operator ($). Once referenced, they can be read or written. This is also how new items can be added to the list. [b]3. Matrices A matrix is a table of data of the same type (e.g. numeric). It has dimensions (rows and columns) and the columns can be named. A lot of useful plotting and machine learning algorithms require the data to be provided as a matrix. Note the syntax to index into rows [1,] and columns [,1] of a matrix. 4. Data Frame Data frames are useful for representing tables of your data in R. A matrix is a much simpler structure, intended for mathematical operations. A data frame is more suited to representing a table of data and is expected by modern implementations of machine learning algorithms in R. They provide useful convenience functions and properties. Note that you can index into rows and columns of a data frame just like you can for a matrix. Also note that you can reference a column using its name just like a list (df$years).
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Installing and Starting R You need R installed if you are going to learn how to work through predictive modeling machine learning problems using the platform. I believe with little computer knowledge, you should be familiar with how to download and install software on your computer. So I don’t need to go into too much detail. Let’s download and install R: 1. Start off by visiting the R Project home page at: https://www.r-project.org. You will notice that there is no direct download link, instead you are directed to a list of international mirror websites from which you can download R: https://cran.r-project.org/mirrors.html. 2. Select a mirror and click the link, for example the Berkley mirror: http://cran.cnr.berkeley.edu/. 3. You are now presented with a list of R downloads for Linux, Mac (OS X) and Windows. Each platform has its own webpage. For Linux, you can choose the appropriate platform and you will be directed to use the package manager to install R. Mac provides binaries for modern versions of the operating system, download the package. Windows provides an executable that you can download. 4. Once you have downloaded the binary package suitable for your environment, go ahead and install it. Depending on your platform, you may or may not require administration rights. I will be skipping some minor details such as the how to use the interface and go straight to the real deal. I will explain the basic syntax, data structures and control structures that you need to know to start reading and writing R scripts. After completing this you will know: How to assign variables in R. How to work with basic data structures in R like vectors, lists and data frames. How to use basic flow control structures like loops in R. How to work with functions and packages in R. R Syntax is Different, But The Same The syntax in R looks confusing, but only to begin with. It is a LISP-style language inspired by an even older language (S). The assignment syntax is probably the strangest thing you will see. Assignment uses the arrow (<-) rather than a single equals (=). Also, like many programming languages, R syntax is case sensitive. R has all of your familiar control flow structures like if-then-else, for-loops and while loops. Comments in R use the hash (#) character. You can create your own functions and packages of helper functions for your scripts. If you have done any scripting before, like JavaScript, Python, Ruby, BASH or similar, then you will pick up R very quickly. 1.0 Assignment The assignment operator in R is the arrow operator (<-). Below are examples of assigning an integer, double, string and a boolean, and printing each out to the console in turn. Remember, do not use equals (=) for assignment. It is the biggest mistake new R programmers make, also R is case-sensitive (an example in the image below shows that)
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Their behaviour only lends credence to Freeze's outburst..... |
. Then i remembered I had some used tickets, i decided to pretend like i was searching for the tickets among the used ones hoping they will get tired or the train will get to my destination and they will let me go.
, my friends already paid 50€ each and they were waiting for me. The inspectors told me if i don't hurry up, i will be taken to the station, immediately i heard that i brought out my debit card to pay quickly.