"Linear regression and logistic regression are taught to every undergraduate that does any statistics related course," he says.
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They need to continue to push boundaries, to represent reality, and to not let political regression become social regression.
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The autocorrelation of regression residuals leads to poor estimation quality of the regression parameters and to overstatement of test statistics that are used to test the significance of coefficients.
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" Retaining the name Calhoun, they said, "is a regression.
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Deep Learning Prerequisites: Logistic Regression in Python A core facet of machine learning, data science, and statistics, logistic regression can be used to create a classification algorithm that behaves like a biological neuron.
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Options include a gloom, a regression or even an assumption.
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Even amid his team's regression, he looks like the future.
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What other revelations have you experienced through past life regression?
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And contrary to concerns about possible regression, it stayed great.
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Maybe we could do with a little bit of regression.
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That might sound like a regression, and musically, maybe so.
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Oliver, who turns 2 next month, has caudal regression syndrome.
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That, in my experience, is a clear sign of regression.
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The regression line is positively sloped as one would expect.
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In fact, I felt that there had been a regression.
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We next used logistic regression to analyze subsequent admission decisions.
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There's also been regression where women still should be paid more.
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Assuming a touchdown regression, he's likely to fall a few spots.
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Regression is real, and good luck tends even out over time.
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There's also room for regression, although Murray had a very impressive .
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Then I had an intense regression, a return to the womb.
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I suppose you could consider that its own sort of regression.
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All I see is regression, wealth worship, nationalism and white supremacy.
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But they also seem to intuitively understand regression to the mean.
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It feels like a regression to go back to that world.
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This suggested the possibility that dietary changes could induce plaque regression.
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Regression of atherosclerosis is maximized when all three are used together.
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The biggest factor, according Clarke and Tomlinson's regression analysis, was education.
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It's well known by now that those are the two most efficient spots on the court, and regression in those areas accounts for almost all of the Bucks' total regression in effective field goal percentage defense.
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Working With Financial Data in R You can't run a financial portfolio without risk assessment, and the R programming language is the best way to approach risk modeling, factor analysis, numerical optimization, linear regression and logistic regression.
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"Regression" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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Going home for the holidays can be a time of slight regression.
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Before and after image shows lymphoma regression after CAR T-cell therapy.
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According to Ramirez, only one regression was enough to do the trick.
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If he doesn't, he'll become a vehicle for weaponized hate and regression.
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The regression is weighted by the number of graduates in each course.
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Nothing feels better than a little regression, from time to time. Toy?
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Regression bias occurs when people take action in response to extreme situations.
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This new Big Red Sox Machine, however, is due for some regression.
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"Asset turnover is the most predictive variable the regression identified," he said.
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Conservatives want to arrest America's development and send our country into regression.
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It strikes me one day that perhaps my transformation is a regression.
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Organisms developed systems, subsystems, and sub-subsystems, layered in ever-deepening regression.
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And that is all the more reason that regression is so perilous.
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Put that in your pipe and perform a regression analysis on it.
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Regression to the mean, you should never make these kinds of predictions.
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He cast himself as the better option to prevent regression on health care.
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Last season was ultimately a harsh lesson in the ways of injury regression.
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Far from regression, reverting to a simpler color palette is actually an evolution.
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I feel the rip tide of regression once again swelling under my feet.
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Hollywood shows initiative, but is showing signs of regression to the status quo.
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Such tumors, known as neuroblastomas, often show spontaneous regression, disappearing partially or fully.
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But going forward, what happens if regression hits faster and harder than expected?
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Reverse role-modeling may be the reason for their "Cocoon 2.0"-like regression.
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What happened instead was regression to the mean, in the meanest possible sense.
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His was a manic presidency, the positive antipode to Trump's reign of regression.
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A series of elegant animations illustrate basic statistics, from probability to linear regression.
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For these reasons, today's regression analysis must be done by each specific search result.
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So the rise in energy use is something of a regression to the mean.
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Some typical assignments: binomial random variables, least-square regression lines, pooled sample standard errors.
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First it was a little tough — the whole sleep-regression thing comes into play.
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After my past life regression I never ate food out of the trash again.
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We're not only talking about taking simple regression principles and applying them to Fitzpatrick.
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For the second step, researchers used a different model called a ridge regression model.
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The most common models include linear/logistic regression, random forests and boosted decision trees.
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Prepare yourselves: it's time to throw the wet blanket of regression on this team.
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And yet... they might be good enough to weather regression and injury and shakiness.
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Oliver Garza-Pena has caudal regression syndrome and uses a wheelchair to get around.
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Some natural regression and injuries left Mahomes almost out of the MVP conversation completely.
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And I do kind of a simple regression with number of transactions and velocity.
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Where I believe Haptic Touch is a regression from 211D Touch is in performance.
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It's not a question of if the regression is going to happen, it's when.
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"My older son suffered documented illness and regression following vaccination," said Jackie Martin-Sebell.
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We've only ever had virtual correspondences, and we've engaged in regression and fantasy play together.
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Now with regression in fine motor skills such as handwriting, buttoning pants, tying shoes, etc.
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Next I ran a regression model to see how much impact the different variables had.
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ProdPerfect wants to make quality assurance regression tests for web applications easier and more effective.
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Series 4's unboxing experience is a regression from all previous models, in my opinion.
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Nostalgia itself promotes stagnation or regression, which is antithetical to the advancement that invention represents.
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The CECC's 2017 Annual Report, which will be released on Thursday, documents even more regression.
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To some this is an uncomfortable proposition, a regression to the dormitory life of studenthood.
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But the Mariners have a negative run differential, and their regression may have already begun.
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In an age of hidebound regression, moving forward becomes inseparable from looking backward and inward.
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A: Read Melinda Wenner Moyer's article for us about behavioral regression in toddlers and preschoolers.
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Instead, the world is talking about a regression of rights and press freedoms in Kenya.
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In order to stave off this regression, we must attack the root of the problem.
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Will Redford's undoing spell regression for American society's efforts to root out the latent racism?
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Popovich's plan either wasn't working, or needed a larger sample size to allow some regression.
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There, people interested in age regression (or AGRE) can explore others' personal age regression accounts, DIY pacifier shops, and written and video guides to how to enter "little space," a term insiders use to describe a state of calm characterized by lack of responsibility.
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For instance, the company was using a traditional linear regression algorithm for its credit scoring system.
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It defies putting a bunch of data into a computer and running a regression on it.
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Much onus for this regression so far has been laid on the global anti-vaccination movement.
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This is probably the finding one would expect, given the impact of regression to the mean.
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That, of course, depends on the administration, progress versus regression, but what is your own estimate?
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"Asiaphoria meets regression to the mean", Lant Pritchett and Lawrence Summers, NBER Working Paper 20573, 2014.
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To detect trends in this mass of data, we overlaid smoothing regression lines for each candidate.
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After what mostly looked like a bit of rapid regression, the White Sox are officially unraveling.
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This is only emphasised by the Maya the Bee imagery itself, suggestive of childlike regression tactics.
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Regression analysis lets Goldman link the positioning data to subsequent market performance dating back to 2008.
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"I went through a regression where I felt like I was a baby again," she recalls.
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The future of this country bends toward more inclusion and acceptance, regardless of our occasional regression.
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The Great Regression, edited by Heinrich Geiselberger, portrays the state of international politics as already hellbent.
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Their regression discontinuity analysis finds that, yep, the sleep-deprived are much less likely to vote.
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But trying to blame all of Golden State's regression on Curry's absence is probably too generous.
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We might see some developmental regression, whether it's in speech or language, toileting, or other things.
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Data speaks louder than punditry, and our regression analysis of survey data paints a clear picture.
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This regression is different from the story of progress in the African American community, for example.
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They remind you of paintings' origins — in childhood — and suggest a kind of joyful, delirious regression.
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Our model is based on a frequently used survey technique called multilevel regression and post-stratification.
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Still, taking everything into consideration, there's no statistic that says a severe regression is especially likely.
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At the age of 3, their first child suffered the onset of severe epilepsy and developmental regression.
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Depending on these psychodynamics of the actor/actress, this role could ignite regression, destabilization and/or disassociation.
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It's a regression: relegated again to the backseat on family road trips, staring indifferently out the window.
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Despite the apparent regression, they have promised to start the ball rolling on reform in the autumn.
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When your shooting percentages resemble those of mediocre three-point shooters in the NBA, regression is inevitable.
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The franchise's end-of-season outlook depends on a two things: fixing regression and their future schedule.
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Dr. Brian L. Weiss is perhaps the best-known advocate of past-life regression in the world.
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I had my past life regression with a former staff member of Unlimited Thought named Scott Orhwall.
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In order to translate these continuous projections into discrete scores, we used a cumulative ordered logit regression.
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It may be impossible to run a regression analysis that truly explains why America voted for Trump.
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But it was concerned about an apparent regression in allowing some anonymity in donating to political parties.
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Their standard professional techniques – think multivariate regression analysis and complex specifications of indifference curves – are not relevant.
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However, it's actually the relationship to the story's arc of acceptance and regression that Jones is after.
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Those companies are already taking advantage of this data with traditional linear regression algorithms and simple criteria.
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I see political life as a struggle to maintain a very difficult tension between regression and progress.
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A continuation of the status quo would have been bleak enough, but there were signs of regression.
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The nap seems like a luxury, or even a sign of weakness, a regression into infantlike torpor.
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They can experience a communal affirmation that they are not alone in their intolerance, outrage and regression.
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Over time, changes in behaviors or measurements often follow a pattern known as regression toward the mean.
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But even once you adjust for some regression to the mean, Tennessee is a solid home favorite.
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Read last week's newsletter about how to manage your inevitable regression when you're home for the holidays.
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This is not putting America first, this is putting America on a path of regression and isolationism.
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Yet he makes a persuasive case that the surrender of our lives to machines represents a regression.
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At a high level there are common kinds of tasks frequently seen in ML: classification, regression and ranking.
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However, the regression described in the article also exhibits a strong autocorrelation, which can lead to incorrect conclusions.
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I hope some of these tips help any of you out there that are going through this regression!
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There will be some regression, and even then what the first 30 games prophecy will still be true.
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"We saw profound regression," said Dr. Steven Nissen, head of cardiology at Cleveland Clinic who presented the data.
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In all, 64.3 percent on the combination therapy experienced plaque regression compared with 52.7 percent with statin monotherapy.
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Ultimately, the often rapid regression of an older person's health following a hip fracture means outcomes are poor.
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I had a friend who cured himself of a fear of heights by doing a past life regression.
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Now follow the linear regression line for Republicans across the nine Congresses, and you see it turn clockwise.
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It's fine, this won't come up in therapy after some deep regression-hypnosis in a decade or two.
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It recognizes that the issues are complex and cannot be captured by a single model or regression equation.
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The Great Regression (2017) is published by Polity Press and is available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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I, and many of my friends, often find that summers at home bring about a sort of regression.
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The word "regression" has been thrown around liberally in discussions of Vegas's performance, particularly heading into this season.
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If we take this estimate and the regression coefficients literally, that would translate to 21 saved House seats.
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"We are witnessing the worst democratic regression since the death of Franco," Catalonia's leader said in an interview.
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Only in the "old school" version, roles have been reversed, and occurs the standard regression to the mean.
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We have to resist this regression into a petty, fragmented brand of politics rooted in resentment and fear.
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Yet that unbroken train of thought from regression to coercion, even in its milder form, rubs up against liberalism.
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The past few years have been marked by regression on almost all criteria, from the judiciary to media freedom.
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Jihadists are a subset of the puritanical Salafist movement that seeks "progress through regression", as Mr Maher puts it.
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The incursion and regression of this tsunami dragged with it millions of pieces of debris, many of them buoyant.
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Perhaps Fitzpatrick has found the chemistry with Jackson that Winston never did, or maybe he's due for sharp regression.
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But the plaque regression data unveiled on Tuesday is likely a strong indictor that those trials will be positive.
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But then one day, Ramirez took the leap; she went to a therapist who specializes in past life regression.
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"For example, we wouldn't be able to track down a 1 percent performance regression in a simulator," Reversat explains.
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Regression Ted Cruz's campaign was wrong last week in saying that New York City murders were up 10 percent.
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In "Thinking, Fast and Slow," Kahneman gives an example of how the regression bias plays out in real life.
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We look forward to seeing what happens in 2018 and hope that we can resist regression to the mean!
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Finally, statistical science tells us there will be occasional outliers, after which we will experience regression to the mean.
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With the belief that both of these truths will reveal themselves with a regression this Sunday, back the Panthers.
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Regression and childlike wonder are often considered to be stupid and worthless, likewise girliness—but why should they be?
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After watching Game 1, that sounds unlikely, but a few strategic changes and a regression to normality could help.
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He's still young, and he had a good season in 53-15, but last year was a significant regression.
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Some of my psychoanalytically oriented colleagues have joked that swimming promotes an emotional regression — back to "swimming" in utero.
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But there is still a lot to do, from equal pay to true choice, and regression is always lurking.
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"The Silence" posits a grand evolutionary struggle between mankind and its winged tormentors, but every moment feels like regression.
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During a daylong trip, Mr. Butler undertook a series of tasks and tests, including image association and memory regression.
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Caudal regression syndrome affects 1 to 2.5 of every 100,000 newborns, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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The "multilevel regression" and "post-stratification" model accurately predicted the 2017 hung parliament, so it will be closely watched.
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Of course, even the most seasoned therapist will tell you that regression has a positive, therapeutic value as well.
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In 2019, Freedom House even reported that the world witnessed the 13th straight year of democratic regression in 2018.
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Our program uses a number of popular classification algorithms, including logistic regression, random forest models and k-nearest neighbors.
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Even with Giolito's regression, the knee-jerk reaction to the trade across baseball was best described as mild shock.
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For example, they downplay the regression of things like modern medicine that would accompany the mass adoption of their ideas.
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Even when children are with their families the trauma of being caged is enough to cause this sort of regression.
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With the amount of yards (568) given up, there is positive regression coming for their opponents in the scoring department.
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Some might see that as a regression, but it's a lot simpler for the vast majority of people to understand.
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The Oakland Raiders, as I discussed recently, are fighting against regression to the mean on their quest to be competitors.
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Sansa had already risen above several seasons' worth of manipulation and abuse, and viewers were turned off by the regression.
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In addition to simulation, Right Hook's algorithm allows fast-moving startups to perform so-called regression tests on their code.
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Peyton Manning was awful last year, and they should be able to get a bounce of regression from the position.
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Still, they needed a lot of breaks to hit 15 wins last year, so expect some regression to the mean.
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The country's regression in complying with the political criteria for EU membership has been well documented by the EU Commission.
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Yet Kahneman told him he was really observing regression to the mean, or random variations in the quality of performance.
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Many experts expected some regression from Brown after he downgraded team situation in the offseason and turned a year older.
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Because, Brian replied, he is anxious about the re-emergence not so much of widespread violence but of social regression.
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Skovron is an expert in a modeling technique designed to estimate district-level opinion called multilevel regression and poststratification (MRP).
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To find out, we conducted a very stringent test: We performed a series of regression analyses, one for each candidate.
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Each row shows which moral foundations were statistically significant predictors of vote choice in the regression analysis for each candidate.
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In all these cases there is regression in cognitive organization to a less specific, more diffuse and hierarchically disorganized state.
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To determine senators' incentives, we estimated opinions on impeachment using a method called multi-level regression and post-stratification (MRP).
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Emma Pierson is a Rhodes Scholar and computer science PhD student at Stanford who writes about statistics at Obsession with Regression.
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The common ML tasks (classification, regression and ranking) all have standard evaluation metrics with which it would be worth familiarizing yourself.
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Everything is curvy in the worst of ways, though I realize some people might like the regression to early Aughts design.
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"There has been a dramatic regression in respect of the rule of law (since) the new government took office," Blockmans added.
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This is not as drastic a regression as you might think — or as it might have been a few years ago.
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Many disliked its regression in design, but it was notable because it was a precursor to the Apple Watch of sorts.
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The graph of the unemployment rate and the credit card default rate clearly demonstrates the relationship described by the regression above.
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Regression analysisThe final step was to look for a relationship between advertising differentials and changes in these state-specific polling averages.
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In one past-life regression session, Byrd describes jewelry Lou Gehrig had given her that she gave away to a family.
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And that's despite recent innovations in regression analysis and the use of SportVU cameras in every arena to track player movement.
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By combining them in a multiple linear regression, EAGLE can calculate a baseline forecast score for any golfer on any hole.
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They resisted change for nearly a decade, and once Vladimir V. Putin became president, they fell into place, easing Russia's regression.
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While each report is important on its own, it is important to be able to follow progress (or regression) over time.
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He zoomed through slides on technical areas like classification versus regression problems and fielded questions on data labeling and model complexity.
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But increasingly, those are the terms in which Americans view the health care debate—as a choice between socialism and regression.
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The paper used regression equations on players drafted between 1997 and 2010 to evaluate which factors influenced when they were selected.
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"This horse has not shown me any signs of regression whatsoever," said his trainer, Bob Baffert, who also trained American Pharoah.
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Many are exhibiting signs of anxiety, introversion and regression, according to reports from lawyers, advocates and volunteers working with reunited families.
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"We are witnessing the worst democratic regression since the death of Franco," Mr. Puigdemont said in an interview, referring to Gen.
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In 1987, a study of diet and cholesterol-lowering drugs proved for the first time that regression was possible in humans.
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Like Renaissance patrons and artists imagining classical antiquity, we turn to the Renaissance in an endless regression of framing and looking.
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The third outcome is a regression to a smaller number of separate passport-free zones: Benelux, the Nordics, Iberia and so on.
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The endless reflection also gestures to the concept of "infinite regression" once more, with creation as an impenetrable concept humans can't crack.
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So we can expect sales volume to begin regression toward the historical mean of just over 33 million vehicles sold per year.
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This was a major crater last year, and I have a hard time believing that it's all regression or players losing skill.
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Unless that chance is used, economic regression is inevitable, threatening not only social stability but the existence of Russia as a state.
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Upon replicating the regression presented in the article, we found strong evidence for autocorrelation — the Durbin Watson test was equal to 0.16.
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In some ways, Creed II feels like a regression from its predecessor, a step back into the shadows of the Rocky franchise.
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Now, the children who have been released to their parents are exhibiting signs of anxiety, introversion, regression and other mental health issues.
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"We are witnessing a democratic regression and identity-related tensions on migration, and both phenomena are strengthening each other," he told me.
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But at the heart of this kind of anthropomorphic animal journalism isn't just projection, but our most basic, primitive defense mechanism: regression.
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Of course, there can always be regression, and some will argue that we now have new, more subtle varieties of colonial violence.
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The story of Reconstruction remains a rich and troubling one for a nation that prefers stories of progress over those of regression.
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Blue Jays starters led the majors in innings and the A.L. in earned run average (3.64), so a slight regression seems likely.
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From the view of pluralism, constitutionalism and liberalism, it is difficult not to see such a constitutional revision as a historical regression.
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I know some people hate the idea of moving back because they think it symbolizes a regression back to their teenage selves.
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At best, then, Hardcore Henry feels like an homage to a younger, fresher medium; at worst, it feels like a crude regression.
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" Added Nicole, "Because we know other cases have had that regression, you just hope and pray that that doesn't happen in this circumstance.
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It's been agony so far on Season 3 of You're The Worst, but after weeks of repression and regression, we're inching sneakily forward.
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The study used multivariate regression analysis to control for education levels and pitch quality to conclude that gender was a statistically significant factor.
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Indeed, when we test all of these factors together, using multiple regression, trust in media still shines through as the most important predictor.
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Mrs May is exchanging the likelihood of regression in housing and EU dealmaking for the mere possibility of progress at the Home Office.
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And he re-ran and extended the regression analyses for eight of those studies, suggesting four needed "major re-interpretation" as a result.
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The Fintech Omnibus will walk you through risk modeling, factor analysis, numerical optimization, and linear and logistic regression using real models and examples.
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Trump's regression on LGBTQ issues is inconsistent with the sea change in the Republican Party on attitudes toward the gay and transgender community.
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Shooting and turnovers, the two big areas where the Bucks improved most last season, have unsurprisingly been areas of great regression this year.
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It's a weird and often sad place of progress and regression, where the homeless have iPhones but the rich still run the newspapers.
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Using meta-regression, the researchers also controlled for cholesterol levels, blood pressure, body mass index, education, diabetes history, and even level of exercise.
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This regression happens in fits and starts, with his teenage years being some of the most tumultuous because his body was constantly changing.
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Regression to the mean is the same principle by which most baseball fans know not to get excited when a player is hitting .
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The trendline is a regression that tells us basically what a person&aposs speaking time would be expected to be given their polling.
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"For example, we wouldn't be able to track down a 1 percent performance regression in a simulator," Reversat says in today's formal announcement.
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That technique uses regression modeling that accounts for individual characteristics like race and gender as well as district characteristics like support for Trump.
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Instead, a regression by the team's defense and an inconsistent effort from Cousins and the offense left them out of the playoffs entirely.
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Analysts found this number by using regression models and simulations to calculate profit increase as well as savings due to lower employee turnover.
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"For the first time ever, after 15 years of steady growth, we're going to see a radical regression that will have huge effects."
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Unfortunately, incremental improvement can't dilute the disappointment of RJ Barrett's rookie struggles, Kevin Knox's regression and Mitchell Robinson's absence from the starting lineup.
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At least since Ms. Driscoll's 2008 breakout piece, "837 Venice Boulevard," her dance-theater has generated its sugar-high energy by willed regression.
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But there also seems to be a sort of regression, this is not WTO, this is not GATT, this is even pre-GATT.
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The forces of regression and authoritarianism, contemporary avatars of La Reconquista, are on the march in country after country, fueled by ethnic nationalism.
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Historically, the Spartans should be the fourth best team in the Big Ten East, and this seems to be the year the regression starts.
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Rerunning the original regression model to control for whether respondents approve or disapprove of the job President Obama is doing produces the following results.
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The premium clickiness is what made me say in my review that it's a mixed bag, not a complete regression from the old ones.
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Instead, everything plays like a regression, where the threat ultimately boils down to what felt like a scene from The Exorcism of Will Byers.
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Using a statistical method known as logistic regression, the researchers worked out how to best balance these factors when their software made its judgments.
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Last year they sunk to 26th, but some regression mixed with DeRozan's ability to create better looks should give them a much needed boost.
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Regression was inevitable in 2225, the thinking went, but it would be warded off by the talented influx of youth—all those unpolished jewels.
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My initial hunch that the Warriors' regression was due to a downturn regarding their defense and bench was not borne out in the numbers.
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Liver disease experts were impressed last year by Phase II data from a Gilead-developed drug that demonstrated fibrosis regression after just six months.
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Some of the papers used regression analysis, which allow us to factor out important things and look at one variable, like predictors of depression.
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You'll explore financial modeling theory, leverage Excel analysis techniques, build your presentation prowess, and become adept at forecasting fundamentals like Moving Averages and Regression.
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Regression analysis by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) shows that the share of securities held by non-residents is negatively correlated with bond yields.
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Finally, our analysis rests on the assumption that the residuals from our regression are a reliable proxy for the value added by a university.
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"Pope Francis warned Silicon Valley that if it isn't careful with AI it could lead to an "unfortunate regression to a form of barbarism.
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To understand what it's doing, you first have to understand that most machine learning problems can be broken down into either classification or regression.
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My hairdresser's friend actually does past life regression therapy and you go under hypnosis and in that state you rattle off whatever you see.
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In those cases, many researchers are exploring new techniques, like the use of regression discontinuity, a technique to create quasi-randomized groups for analysis.
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Most of them did not want to be part of this movement — they were forced into it, witnessing regression in their children after vaccination.
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Many show signs of anxiety, regression and other mental health issues, according to reports from lawyers, immigrant advocates and volunteers working with reunited families.
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It can manifest as a multitude of other, lesser horrors, in both protocol and policy, including the corrosion and regression of country and culture.
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The New Deal sought to solve the structural problems we had, but years of Republican regression and Democratic lack of commitment eroded its achievements.
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So, in this moment of regression, all the targets of Trump's ire must push back with a united front, before it is too late.
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Colleges can expect more scrutiny over questions of their interpretation of regression scores, preference for athletes, and the influence of donors and legacy admissions.
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"As Yeltsin started to withdraw, the old system reconsolidated, and Putin finalized this regression," Andrei Kozyrev, the foreign minister between 1990 and 1996, said.
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Known as an MRP poll - an acronym for its Multilevel Regression and Post-stratification model - it predicted 93% of results in individual constituencies correctly.
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The Mets considered bringing back Colon, as their pitching depth has suffered with regression or injuries to Noah Syndergaard, Matt Harvey and Robert Gsellman.
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One of them, Ahmed al-Tantawi, has said the changes were "a regression to a worse system" than the one before the 2011 revolution.
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"Shameful and miserable regression to the 19th century" was how Aurélie Filippetti, a Socialist ex-minister, described Mr Macron's labour-market plans in a tweet.
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You'll gain an in-depth understanding of statistical concepts like linear and logistic regression and get the chance to master languages like R and Python.
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The other America grieves not only a political loss, but a social regression that it defines as an overt vote for racism, sexism and discrimination.
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If you slept through that high school math class on linear regression, don't you worry, because Python can do all of those calculations for you.
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But what I got through hypnotic regression therapy was that I needed to cook neurologically that much longer because of what they added to me.
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Maybe it's something that could be hypnotized out of me, overcome through a series of past-life regression therapy sessions, but that hasn't happened yet.
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And each daily move in gold has tended to be amplified by 45 percent for silver, according to a regression analysis based on FactSet data.
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This three-hour class aims to give you real-world examples of logistic regression that can be applied to a deeper understanding of deep learning.
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A simple regression of changes in short positions against changes in prices suggests a larger decline of $26-212 per barrel would have been expected.
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We ran a logistic regression of people's voting intentions against five predictors: age, education, social class, voting at the 2015 general election and geographic region.
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The main reason for believing that her victory, assuming it happens, would not entail political regression is not just that she is not her father.
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Or to reconsider an off-season quarterback plan that fixated on Fitzpatrick, whose regression to the mean after a revelatory 2015 has torpedoed their season.
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Their margin for error is thinner, but there are obvious, attainable ways for the Cardinals to withstand some of the inevitable regression they will face.
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What may seem like a regression in the impending rise of Chatbots is actually just a natural purge of the wasted content, apps, and platforms.
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After running a very simple regression analysis on the data from these 35 developed countries, a moderate, negative correlation was found between these two variables.
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That hasn't been enough, mind you, to prevent the sort of regression that Rockets fans feared was coming after the Chris Paul-for-Westbrook deal.
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Ms Gomez gathered the material and used regression analysis, a statistical technique, to look for relationships between road-building, economic progress and violence in Iraq.
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The world witnessed a shocking rollback of human rights last year, according to Amnesty International's latest annual report, with signs of regression across the globe.
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You can now see why doing regression analysis over every site, without having the context of the search result that it is in, is supremely flawed.
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Regression is about predicting a real numerical value or values from an input, such as predicting the future value of a home or a stock portfolio.
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The TrimTabs Demand Index, which uses regression analysis of fund flow and sentiment variables for intermediate-term timing, has been bearish for 13 consecutive trading days.
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We used a common statistical method, a locally estimated (LOESS) regression, to combine polls taken during similar time periods, weighting each one by its sample size.
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Among them: Past-life regression therapists, energy healers, homeopathic doctors — all the peddlers of loosey-goosey gooey-hooey who had Woody Allen running for the hills.
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I then fed both figures into a logistic regression to predict the outcome of each finals game, and assessed which data source yielded more accurate forecasts.
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In the world of imperfect state-level polling, forecasters can turn to an academic statistical technique to sidestep this problem, called multilevel regression with post-stratification.
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Our elections were conducted smoothly, professionally (as reported by international observers), were transparent and represent a triumph of progress over regression and a triumph for Jordan.
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"It's deeply disheartening to see the regression in evening broadcast news at the three major networks," Women's Media Center President Julie Burton said in a statement.
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Can you tell me more about the actual past life regression in which you had learned that your weight issues were due to a past life?
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Relying on the British Election Study (BES), we conducted a similar regression on each group's likelihood of showing up to vote at the 2015 general election.
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Whether it's injury concerns, regression concerns, or the possibility they are passed up on the depth chart, these are the riskiest players in fantasy this season.
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Why yes, of course: "Emily's D+Evolution" combines Ms. Spalding's middle name, by which she was known as a child, with an awkward nod to regression.
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But, as long as we admit regression is a real thing, we have to be open to the possibility that it could happen with the Raiders.
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Now the Longhorns (0-1), who play No. 15 Southern California (1-0) in two weeks before embarking on their Big 13 gauntlet, are risking regression.
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A few weeks back I wrote about Miami's bad luck, and it seems like regression to the mean in several categories has been their best friend.
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It was a drastic regression from Gray's previous three starts, all of which he won, allowing just two earned runs in 16 ⅓ innings, with 19 strikeouts.
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"It's a quite extensive regression," said Jorge Arturo Gutiérrez Muñoz, a former judge who now works as a consultant and teacher for the new justice system.
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The regression of Asdrubal Cabrera's defense forced the Mets to move him to second base and install Jose Reyes, who is older but faster, at shortstop.
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"It can manifest as a multitude of other, lesser horrors, in both protocol and policy, including the corrosion and regression of country and culture," he wrote.
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However, real-world data does not always fit so nicely into standard regression models, so finding the function that best fits the Lorenz curve can be difficult.
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We then used multivariate linear regression to determine which, if any, indicators were statistically significant determinants of state-by-state over-representation ratio—the outcome of interest.
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Mr Rasul recalls past paper-piles using the regression-discontinuity technique, which compared similar people either side of a sharp cut-off to gauge a policy's effect.
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Healing from this kind of trauma is an ever-ongoing process, marked both by meaningful forward progress and inevitable bouts of what feel like stasis and regression.
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The authors used regression analyses to estimate that a 10 percent increase in quinoa prices led to a 0.7 percent increase in average welfare for these households.
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If abstraction was the wave of the future, as it was called then, it followed that going from abstract art to figuration would be a historical regression.
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And the life satisfaction finding isn't statistically significant after "FWER adjustment," a statistical technique meant to prevent a regression from spitting out relationships that aren't really there.
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The log likelihood (LL), a measure of how closely the estimates made by a logistic regression fit actual results, of the Intrade numbers by themselves was -86.70.
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In both Adult Life Skills and Dean, the protagonists' regression is made possible by the fact that they're privileged, middle-class grown-ups in incredibly forgiving environments.
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Ramsey is a microcosm of the Jaguars' defense as a whole, as several tiny pockets of regression have added up to a unit that isn't the same.
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"There's been a regression of what were once national and popular governments in the region," said Fernandez, who succeeded her husband, the late Nestor Kirchner, as president.
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"He had a classic spontaneous regression—typically a sign that the cancerous lesion was being controlled by the immune system," David Adams, the man's son, told me.
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We also ran linear regression models to predict fatal injury rates from the strength of each state's gun policies, after controlling for differences across states and years.
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This concept is called regression toward the mean, and it is commonly applied to the stock market, but it is also surprisingly robust in many sports applications.
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The Rams (173-4) have slowed considerably from a year ago, partly as a result of injuries but also because of the regression of quarterback Jared Goff.
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He will ditch amendments that would have given parliament a role in post-Brexit trade negotiations, and assurances that there will be no "regression" over workers rights.
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After some progress in speeding up the "pace of play," baseball experienced a regression in 2016, as the average length of a game increased by four minutes.
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We should worry about why these ratios and regression are as striking as they are and whether there's a chance we might be keeping them this way.
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She documented not only "a disturbing absence of progress in the implementation of his recommendations" but also a serious regression in the protection of indigenous peoples' rights.
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The fear is that such a regression could plunge the entire island back into the nightmare of history from which it has only recently begun to awaken.
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The runoff threshold allows Fouirnaies and Hall to use what social scientists call a "regression discontinuity" design, which can be nearly as good as using randomized experimental evidence.
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"Shanxi has gone from being a victim of a regression in its political environment to being a beneficiary of all-out efforts to enforce party discipline," he added.
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What it means is that under the laws of mean regression, an extreme measurement such as this will tend to move toward its long-term average fairly soon.
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This kind of regression is exactly why the company stock is at an all-time low; investors are concerned about slowing user growth and the resulting engagement falloff.
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Absent a major shock or policy regression, "there's no reason capital needs to go out," said Josephine Shea, director of emerging markets at Standish, a BNY Mellon subsidiary.
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In this course, you'll discover how to use Python to pick stocks, estimate risk, perform regression analysis, and lots more in-demand skills that set financial developers apart.
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The model itself is an ordinary-least squares regression, where each observation is a specific course at a specific university and the dependent variable is median graduate earnings.
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Team: Minnesota Vikings2018 stats: 113 catches, 1,373 receiving yards, 9 touchdownsConsensus rank: 29thAverage draft position: 24thWhy he's a risk: Many fantasy experts are predicting a regression from Thielen.
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We published a scholarly article last year about a method we invented called half-life regression, and we continue to improve these techniques with new data every day.
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Even the oddly inert drums manage to evoke a sort of curdled stagnancy reminiscent of a post-breakup hangover where you're convinced you're hurtling towards an irreparable regression.
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"I've seen both progression and regression in terms of politics, in terms of style, in terms of the arts," he said of his visits over the past decade.
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Or are the Yankees, like a trendy tech stock or an overheated housing market, a bubble bound to burst, a pinstriped regression to the mean waiting to happen?
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To arrive at the precise effects of these political and economic issues, we calculate the following multiple regression equation, on the 17 presidential elections from 1948 to 2012.
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Some improvement occurred, of course, during the Bill Clinton and Barack Obama administrations, but regression has been the trend since the mid-13s, and that is true today.
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It walks you through hands-on exercises and projects leveraging Python to automate web structure components, build regression models in TensorFlow, discover variables, explore decision statements, and more.
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Only two years after the large adult son came to power, online culture's regression to a state of pure childlike abandon has advanced to a near-embryonic state.
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But because I was too weak to retort, there was nothing I could do to diminish the torment I felt over my regression from independent man to perceived infant.
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With titles like Penetration Regression, Probe, and Divided Egg Green Burrowing, the pieces hint at the strange processes of reproduction and science, re-imagined in static form through sculpture.
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Every man besides Jay Cutler continues to be a bozo—Honestly, is there some kind of age regression that dudes automatically undergo once they enter the Nashville city limits?
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If we plot the change in structural budget surpluses as a share of GDP against GDP growth, we get this: And a regression finds a multiplier of, um, 1.53.
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They see the participation of the militias as a regression to the days of former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, when Shiite soldiers and police controlled Mosul with tyranny.
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"It was assumed that you could take the size of a dinosaur egg and put it on a regression line for how fast birds incubate their eggs," Erickson said.
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"'Black Mirror' explores technological ideas broadly, 'Chernobyl' looks at poor procedures and unintended consequences, and 'The Handmaid's Tale' presents one possible eventuality of societal degeneration and regression," he said.
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And the output of the two equations was practically identical, suggesting that the regression was ignoring the Google numbers entirely because they made no additional contribution to Intrade's accuracy.
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In the 78-week study of 968 heart patients already on optimum statin therapy, Repatha lowered the percentage of atheroma volume in coronary arteries and demonstrated some plaque regression.
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In January, Human Rights Watch slapped the Trump administration for a "sharp regression in government efforts to protect and promote a range of human rights" in its first year.
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" Wrote Zoe Saldana, "I'm trying to be a respectful diligent American rt now but as I start to watch this inauguration- Regression is the word that comes to mind.
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He hopes this will be the first in a series of reports so people can track the progress—or regression—that governments make in shoring up their environmental laws.
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In fact, they could merely set up people for further panic if the numbers "spike" in the summer, with regression to the mean possibly flowing in the other direction.
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Using a combination of modeling and regression analyses, we found that as the quality of the information environment improves, misreporting first increases, reaches an inflection point and then decreases.
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In its richest moments, "Blue Jay" is a bittersweet reflection of midlife regression, in which onetime teenage sweethearts momentarily throw off present-day cares and relive a magical past.
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The potential for regression to the mean is staring us in the face, especially when you consider that Thibodeau-coached teams are not exactly known for their sparkling health.
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They took the gene expression featured in regression and created what they called an IMmuno-PREdictive Score (IMPRES) for each patient sample and ran it against the 297 samples.
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But injuries to pitchers like Noah Syndergaard, Matt Harvey and Jeurys Familia, and the regression of pitchers such as Robert Gsellman and Harvey, deeply undermined the Mets this season.
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Everyone else would say that the team did not get nearly enough for George, one of the game's finest two-way players, and that a huge regression is likely.
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"It's the difference between reading a bunch of data, bar charts, regression analysis, and talking to the people who make up the data in those bar charts," he said.
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The report used regression analysis to compare what rents would have been across 55 neighborhoods if thousands of units had not been listed on Airbnb between 2009 and 2016.
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In reality, America regularly experiences bouts of regression, but fortunately, it is in those regressive periods that some of our greatest movements and greatest voices had found their footing.
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They matched those maps against a regression analysis that Gaddie devised, which showed how the districts would perform, in the aggregate, in the event of any likely electoral outcome.
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London-based Amnesty International said the new law is a "worrying regression" from commitments Qatar made in 2018 when it ratified the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
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Ryan Tannehill and the red-hot Titans offense are due for some regression, and I believe in Bill Belichick's ability to scheme up a plan to slow them down.
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Injuries and an expected regression may change that by Week 17, but at this point it seems highly unlikely those two things won't still be true when the season ends.
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"The current protests have to be seen under the wider political regression context," Steven Blockmans, senior research analyst at the Centre for European Policy Studies told CNBC over the phone.
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An integral part of Boston's success over the past couple years, regression could be right around the corner for a player who's also shown steady decline on the defensive end.
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The chart shows the average of four valuation measures — two P/E ratios (cyclically adjusted), a trend regression analysis, and the "Q ratio," which is a measure of replacement value.
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And while I can't offer you much advice on how to get your baby to sleep longer, I can share some things that have helped us survive the sleep regression.
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One of the ways to do that could be to include the non-regression clause in a FTA with Britain, similar to ones in trade agreements with Japan or Canada.
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Using a regression equation to predict Trump's share of the vote, both Trump's polling position and the percentage of the state that is white had positive and statistically significant coefficients.
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"Standing as a candidate for the European elections is the best way to denounce the regression in democratic values and repression we have seen from the Spanish government," he said.
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A forthcoming report by Create Streets, a research institute, agrees with Professor Hillier's research, however, using regression analysis to link general well-being with connection to the street and community.
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But the portrayal of the women is a noticeable regression from JRPGs with solid women protagonists (consider Final Fantasy VI's Terra and Celes, Trails in the Sky, or Valkyrie Profile).
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Its themes of family, exploration, and a scientific approach to the impossible often gave way to regression, nostalgia, colonialism, and a continual circling around the same conflicts and plot lines.
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This data was then viewed through a "regression discontinuity design", an increasingly common analytical technique that looks at a significant, if subtle, change to reveal the meaning of an action.
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For the chances-of-selling-out model, we used a logistic regression, a statistical method that estimates a probability from zero to one based on any number of predictor variables.
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Our regression analysis suggested that if a state went from having the weakest teacher unions to the strongest, its quality rank would decline by between 85033 to 11 ranking positions.
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"A little common sense and regression analysis will tell you we need more home, food and beverage, and entertainment options," WPG CEO Lou Conforti told CNBC in a recent interview.
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The pitching corps presents a far greater threat than regression, as demonstrated by a current three-game losing streak during which the opposition has scored ten, six, and 13 runs.
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"It's out of the question that this means of payment leads to regression on all of the international progress made against money-laundering," he told a commission on digital sovereignty.
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Factory workers, primates, adult babies, mutants: Mothersbaugh's characters all experience some physical pain or regression at the hands of technology, its byproducts (like radiation), or its support systems (like advertising).
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" '"Game of Thrones" Has No One to Blame but Itself' [Slate] "Brienne paused to think about how to narrate Jaime's final regression in part because her struggle was ours, too.
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Three years later, the groundbreaking Lifestyle Heart Trial extended these findings by demonstrating that lifestyle changes alone, without cholesterol-lowering medications, could bring about regression, even in severely atherosclerotic arteries.
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The election demonstrated that for many college-educated, suburban conservatives, there is a limit to their tolerance for regression, fallaciousness, bigotry, misogyny, homophobia and anti-scientific, ahistoric, truth-hostile positioning.
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But the Skins' point and yardage differentials (plus-1 and minus-212, respectively) portray a mediocre team, and if regression doesn't catch up to them, their offensive-line injuries probably will.
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You'll be exposed to different forecasting strategies, including Moving Averages and Regression, and you'll learn techniques like Dynamic Ranges and Advanced Charts — functions that aren't usually utilized by regular Excel users.
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SIX years after the Arab spring, during which Egyptians toppled Hosni Mubarak, their president for nearly three decades, the country's political regression can be summed up by its roster of prisoners.
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The roots of logistic regression as a mathematical tool are centuries old, and it's used to find the probability that a point in any given dataset belongs to a specific category.
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At the same time, his slathering and slack markings, such as in "Dutch Interior," suggest a willful regression into the infantile, so as to move the viewer closer to sensual instinctiveness.
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My real theory, however, is that having had sex triggers a regression to being 16 and being really pleased with themselves for having had sex, and hence, the stupid teenager shorts.
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When the sleep regression first started at 3 months old, we felt he was still too small to start even though he was well within the guidelines to begin sleep training.
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Jamie, like many people during the holidays, is suffering from "holiday regression" — a standard emotional response to the stressful dynamics that pop up between family members at this time of year.
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On July 7, he wrote, a "regression in the fix" caused it to no longer work, and though Zoom issued another patch on Sunday, he was able to create a workaround.
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In limited release, the Weinstein Company debuted the Ethan Hawke and Emma Watson psychological thriller "Regression" in 100 theaters where it eked out $31,000 for a dismal $310 per-screen average.
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" Later, on The Graham Norton Show, he reiterated his stance on inclusiveness, saying: "I feel very strongly that there is a regression in America toward separatism and racial and religious exclusion.
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"The CFDT will never put its name to a regression in work and transport safety standards," the CFDT union said in a statement explaining why it was joining Tuesday's strike call.
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Chipotle had best call in an astrologer, a feng shui specialist, and a past life regression therapist or two because things have not been going well for them as of late.
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Regression discontinuity analysis can find causal relationships by analyzing how a variable — in this case, likelihood of voting — varies across a boundary where there's a cutoff in how much people sleep.
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Artifact is a regression, a move back to the bad old days of CCGs when card shops were dominated by neckbeards wielding suitcases of cards you'd never seen and couldn't afford.
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But Mississippi State managed to crawl within 43-39 at the half and gradually took control in the second half as Missouri's shooting percentage experienced a predictable regression to the mean.
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Later, Goode maintains, he roamed around the solar system doing "surveillance and recon," until, finally, his government handlers performed "age regression" and sent him back home, once again as a child.
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In my view, this moral regression — like the resurgence of overt bigotry in our political discourse — marks the panicky response of a dominant culture feeling the tremors Cheryl alludes to above.
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Using probit regression analysis, we looked at how the probability of viewing protests as "appropriate" depends on respondents' ideology/party identification, the image they saw, and how those two things interact.
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"In some areas, they've shown the normal kind of regression you'd expect, and in other areas, it's gone totally the other way," said Andrew Berkshire, an advanced-stats analyst for Sportsnet.
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Well-acquainted with his country's past demons, he meant that only by joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Economic Community could the Spanish avoid regression and accomplish modernization.
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YouGov interviewed some 20163,22016 people over a period of seven days, a number big enough to make YouGov's multi-level regression and post-stratification (MRP) technology possible in the first place.
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We are witnessing a return to aggressive nationalism and social regression and a systematic undermining of universal human rights, where women and minorities are usually the first in the firing line.
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Even our internal sense of age distorts, the responsibilities of adulthood replaced by the inherent regression of being with family or in the childhood home where mom's still doing your laundry.
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As an additional regression, the [ride-hail] drivers also had to drive their own cars, bear the costs of wear and tear, purchase gas and insurance, and pay for vehicle upkeep.
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During a recent meeting with high-ranking cultural officials, a group of artists cautioned against a regression to a form of censorship that has not been seen in Cuba for decades.
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Once the island was mired in darkness that endured for months, Puerto Ricans, who are used to an American standard of living, suffered a major regression in their quality of life.
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With numbers like this, a regression is bound to happen at some point—his offensive rating with Washington is a patently unsustainable 141—but Bogdanovic has been a fantastic acquisition nonetheless.
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But looking out longer term, if the amount of bitcoin users approached even 7 percent of Visa's total 4.5 billion currently, Lee's regression model would place fair value at $150,000 per bitcoin.
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"A TRUE triumph of progress over regression," claimed King Abdullah, boasting about Jordan's elections from the UN podium in New York on September 20th, the day his kingdom went to the polls.
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Tanaka's regression has been baffling since ripping off the five straight wins, as he is 0-6 over his last seven starts while watching his ERA rise by more than two runs.
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Further, the themes of mimicry and repetition she employs have traditionally been linked to a desire, not for acceleration, but for regression to an earlier state, from the organic to the inorganic.
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"We knew that if we spent a few episodes tracking Josh and Lucy courting one another, that it would feel like old news and it would feel like a regression," Rich says.
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You'll start by coding your own logistic regression module in Python, and then work your way up to building a course project that predicts user actions on a website given user data.
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After being guided through this narrative, Barham's session involves using the uncovered narrative to illustrate problems in your own life and how lessons learned from the regression can be applied to them.
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So our next step was to conduct another non-linear regression, to determine the optimal blend of a player's OWGR-based forecast alongside his own historical difficulty-adjusted scores in major tournaments.
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We took a look at the riskiest top players in fantasy, based on injury and regression concerns, the possibility they get passed on the depth chart, or don't live up to expectations.
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A candidate polling at 3% would, per the regression, be estimated to speak for 10 minutes, 3 seconds, so I can conclude that Yang lost on about a minute and a half.
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Wainwright's peripherals are in line with last year's, when he uncharacteristically slogged his way to a 4.62 ERA, but instead of positive regression, he is now lugging an ERA well over 5.0.
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While some regression to the mean was inevitable, it would have been hard to predict a 37-16 loss to Tennessee in which the Jaguars allowed 31 points in the second half.
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Strikingly, a simple linear regression suggests that changes in these probabilities explain 40-50% of the variation in the Bank of England's broad trade-weighted sterling index over the last few weeks.
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"The new HB2 legislation passed in North Carolina is an important regression to ensuring human rights for all ... Cirque du Soleil believes in equality for all," the group said in an online statement.
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In a regression model, constant and lagged inflation swap rates, were compared to current and changing oil spot prices, and calculated the effect of inflation expectations over three years and five years (5y53y).
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When it was done, all that the president had to show for it was a fleeting regression to his childhood days behind the wheel of a Mack truck parked outside his back door.
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While Oakland's big spending in free agency signaled a team that was ready to compete for the AFC West crown, the basic principles of regression seemed stacked against them heading into the season.
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During Bakst's time volunteering at a family detention shelter—work unrelated to her report but done at the same time she was researching the facilities—she saw signs of regression among the children.
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I used multivariate regression to predict the Republican vote increase in every state based on the county-level percentage of white residents and whether the county was a high-education one or not.
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Using BigQuery ML, developers can build models using linear and logistical regression right inside their data warehouse without having to transfer data back and forth as they build and fine-tune their models.
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A simple logistic regression on the survey data reveals that Republicans are around 40% less likely to consume it than are Democrats in areas of similar urban density with equivalent schooling and wealth.
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The next step was to use a simple predictive model, known as logistic regression, to find correlations between the features of those faceprints and their owners' sexuality (as declared on the dating website).
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Last season's Fashion Spot diversity report — a biannual digest that logs runway diversity in all forms — showed the fall 2018 runways experienced the first regression in plus-size model castings in two years.
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IBA uses a least-squares regression to estimate a daily yield curve from those data points, showing the rate at which the average bank can expect to raise unsecured funds for different periods.
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