Another benefit to the language is that it treats the statistical model as a first-class citizen. Users don’t specify how inference is going to happen. Why does this matter? The machine learning and computer science communities have often blurred the lines between implementation of inference algo...
The experiment was computerized; instructions were given through the computer screen; subjects entered their contribution decisions through the keyboard and, at the end of each period, feedback about their earnings was displayed on the screen.6 Following Andreoni (1988), subjects were told they ...
Classic main characters whose motivations are perfectly explained and their respective character development throughout the story feels built-up and organic. There's also a few side characters who actually feel just as built-up as the main cast. The reason I bring all that up is in case the ...
and I had dinner with my brother the night after. I was like, “Wow this is a great book series and I really enjoy it but there are so many things left open from the last book as well as a bunch of plotlines from previous books, I’m not sure how I’m going to get through ...
Erik Erikson Human personality development through 8 stages Sigmund Freud Cognitive psychologist and author Howard Gardner Multiple Intelligences Theory - Tailoring learning to individual strengths Arnold Gesell First person to make a large-scale picture of a baby's brain Carol Gilligan Moral development ...
If you can instill in your friend an enthusiasm for the process of learning what's real, then you've just helped to create a person more likely to begin questioning their own beliefs that obviously don't conform to the standard of evidence. You can't change their mind on something where...
to the learning, positiveness, and cool judicial mastery of theReport on the Lords’ Journals(1794), which Philip Francis, no mean judge, declared on the whole to be the "most eminent and extraordinary" of all his productions. But even in the coolest and dryest of his pieces, there is ...
Engels also cultivated his capacity for learning languages; he boasted to his sister that he knew 24. In private, however, he developed an interest in liberal and revolutionary works, notably the banned writings of “Young German” authors such as Ludwig Börne, Karl Gutzkow, and Heinrich ...