TWO BINOMIAL COEFFICIENT CONJECTURES ERIC ROWLAND To Doron Zeilberger in honor of his 60th birthday! Abstract. Much is known about binomial coefficients where primes are concerned, but considerably less is known regardin

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Tutorial on Pra ti al Predi tion Theory for Classi ation John Langford jlhun h.net Toyota Te hnologi al Institute at Chi ago

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• Probability distributions
• Binomial distribution
• Normal distribution
• Generalization error
• Uniform distribution
• Limit of a function
• KullbackLeibler divergence

THE NUMBER OF NONZERO BINOMIAL COEFFICIENTS MODULO pα ERIC ROWLAND Abstract. In 1947 Fine obtained an expression for the number ap (n) of binomial coefficients on row n of Pascal’s triangle that are nonzero modulo p.

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Spanning Trees in Random Graphs Richard Montgomery (University of Cambridge) Given a tree T with n vertices, how large does p need to be for it to be likely that a copy of T appears in the binomial random graph G(n, p)?

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ON CERTAIN COMBINATORIAL DIOPHANTINE EQUATIONS AND THEIR CONNECTION TO PYTHAGOREAN NUMBERS ROBERT S. COULTER, MARIE HENDERSON, AND FELIX LAZEBNIK 1. Introduction The binomial knapsack problem is easily stated: determine

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Dirichlet Distribution, Dirichlet Process and Dirichlet Process Mixture Leon Gu CSD, CMU Binomial and Multinomial

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Assignment  1  Marking  Scheme   30  points  in  total,  10  points  per  question   Question  1   Part  a:  need  to  change  binary  data  to  binomial,

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Lesson 8-4 Example 1 Identify Polynomials State whether each expression is a polynomial. If it is a polynomial, identify it as a monomial, binomial, or trinomial. Expression

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A binomial-like matrix equation Alin Bostan and Thierry Combot Abstract We show that a pair of matrices satisfying a certain algebraic identity, reminiscent of the binomial theorem, must have the same characteristic poly

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The Binomial model We have a sequence of prices S0 , S1 , . . . , separated by a given time interval ∆t, with the following characteristics: 1. Only two possible outcomes are allowed. If now the price is Si , after so

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