ECE 901 Lecture 18: Introduction to Vapnik-Chervonenkis (VC) Theory R. NowakIn our past lectures we have derived a number of generalization bounds, but all these had one thing in common: they required the clas

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that there is no such thing as the scientific method. Unlike many critics who have argued that on methodological grounds string theory is not science, Smolin recognizes that to impugn it for that reason, he must refute t

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Lesson Outline Do the Right Thing KS1 KS1 Values, Money & Me

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• Philosophy
• Metaphysics
• Value theory
• Economics
• Marxian economics
• Culture
• Social philosophy
• Value
• Object
• Money

How Euler Did It by Ed Sandifer Estimating the Basel Problem December, 2003 In the lives of famous people, we can often identify the first thing they did that made them famous. For Thomas Edison, it was probably his inve

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• Mathematical analysis
• Mathematics
• Number theory
• Meromorphic functions
• Calculus
• Basel problem
• Gamma function
• Integral
• Series
• Summability methods
• EulerMaclaurin formula
• 1 2 + 3 4 +

Marx/Engels Internet Archive Theses On Feuerbach I The chief defect of all hitherto existing materialism - that of Feuerbach included - is that the thing, reality, sensuousness, is conceived only in the form of the obje

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• Philosophy
• Religion
• Culture
• Marxist theory
• Marxism
• Materialism
• Ludwig Feuerbach
• Materialists
• Karl Marx
• The Essence of Christianity
• Theses on Feuerbach
• Marx and Human Nature: Refutation of a Legend

Why portfolio theory is wrong “Suffice it to say that volatility and risk are not the same thing, but that for reasons which remain obscure most of the investment world chooses to treat them as if they are. The only o

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• Mathematical finance
• Investment
• Financial risk
• Financial economics
• Financial markets
• Beta
• Efficient-market hypothesis
• Modern portfolio theory
• Volatility
• Value investing
• Finance
• Capital asset pricing model

“I believe the most successful thing I have done is help inspire students to question the facts as presented and to form their own opinions.”

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• Educational psychology
• Educational technology
• Learning
• Project-based learning
• Learning theory

Brad Borevitz 1 Brad Borevitz Professor Judith Halberstam Literature/Cultural Studies 201: Theory/Methods/Analysis Matthew Barney and a Klein Bottle of Vaseline

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technology & innovation The new, new thing comes to the laboratory Many of you will have heard of the Internet of Things. However, if you head to the Wiki entry on the subject you may end up rather confused. The one key

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• Database theory
• Formal sciences
• Emerging technologies
• Mobile computers
• Cloud computing
• Database
• Big data
• Bluetooth
• Internet
• Technology
• Computing
• Database management systems

SELF-STUDY MAP FOR APPLIED MACRO PHDs This document outlines a view of the sort of thing an applied PhD economist should aspire to master/read. It’s work in progress. It probably always will be, since the subject a

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• Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium
• Economic theories
• Economic methodology
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• Journal of Political Economy
• Financial econometrics
• General equilibrium theory
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• New Keynesian economics