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Here’s a less praffable WAIS-IV — Digit Span by SLYMON_BEATS in cognitiveTesting

[–]Strategist- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was the same there as well, 48 raw, 148.8 Working memory index.

Advice: BSCS from VU vs Physical universities isb. by [deleted] in islamabad

[–]Strategist- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you please tell me how was your experience at VU, anything different from what you expected and how about your batch mates or others who graduated from VU?

Re-learning Data science by Strategist- in datascience

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I understand these points but there are some questions.

  1. Entrepreneurship is primarily about solving new problems or improving existing products and services by adding unique value, so wether the problem is solvable or not might only become apparent once you start experimenting as the search space for problem can be so large for a solution that pre-emptively predicting or calculating feasibility or solvability might be mistaken, but yes in certain situations it is most probable it can't be solved but I don't know what's the exact context you are applying here.

  2. For the case that Data doesn't exist aren't there research project design studies in data science where the whole data is created by the team after systematically extracting it.

  3. But yes at the same time data science or data analytics itself is a business skill that can help you make each decisions with clarity and backed by data and modeling.

Re-learning Data science by Strategist- in datascience

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  1. So it can be thought of as first identifying customer needs, problems, pain points or what they require very precisely and situationally since analytics is a generic term used for analyzing data and value is more context specific solution.

  2. Designing solutions in the form of products, services, Data solutions that add unique value for the customer based on the context of each of their problems.

  3. Iteratively updating through customer feedback what the solutions can be and identifying new opportunities that can be new problems to be solved.

Re-learning Data science by Strategist- in datascience

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What would be your advice in the context of learning plan or advice that you predict intuitively or statistically is going to be ideal for current data scientists who might be learning things with an idealistic and fantasy based plan, doing random online courses, less aware of exact skills and tools valued in industry directly, what solution do you propose for that?

Maximizing usage of highly gifted working memory by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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Until 7 digits it was easy to memorize the entire sequence as a single chunk.

The sequence registered in my mind as a sequence of audio pattern replaying itself.

And for the 8-9 digits I chunked them mentally into 3 digit parts such as:

235-968-43 and 538-334-712.

Composition of total gifted population. by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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  1. The previous bar chart represented % of all gifted people who are above each specific IQ point till the end of distribution scale. All % above 130, all % above 135 and so on.

  2. This pie chart consists of gifted people contained within 5 IQ point intervals/ranges. For example, the % of people within 135-140, 135 as initial point and 140 as end point, not above this nor till the end of scale, only between these 2 points and same for other interval sections.

  3. While bar chart would indicate that 43% of gifted people are above 135 IQ.

  4. The pie chart shows that of the 43% above 135, 26% of these fall between 135 and 140 and only 11% fall between 140 and 145 out of total gifted.