Reproducibility is imperative for any scientific discovery. More often than not, modern scientific findings rely on statistical analysis of high-dimensional data. At a minimum, reproducibility manifests itself in stabili

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Date: 2016-06-23 15:50:48 Statistics Machine learning Computational statistics Statistical models Statistical theory Statistical inference Bootstrapping Cross-validation Stability		Reproducibility is imperative for any scientific discovery. More often than not, modern scientific findings rely on statistical analysis of high-dimensional data. At a minimum, reproducibility manifests itself in stabili Add to Reading List Source URL: mmds-data.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 12,47 KB Share Document on Facebook

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