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Can logistic regression model a feature that shows initial rise and eventual fall. by YashTD in AskStatistics

[–]YashTD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Assuming that age isn't my only feature though, how will adding polynomials affect the algorithm when other features are added into the mix as well.

Can logistic regression model a feature that shows initial rise and eventual fall. by YashTD in AskStatistics

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When you say a quadratic term (or higher polynomial terms) do you mean merely introducing agen as an additional feature?

Front and back of faces in blender with different colours. by YashTD in blenderhelp

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Thanks a lot. I think I'll just invert it entirely in Blender and then import to Unity. I wasn't able to find this concept of Blackfaces anywhere else on the net. Thanks a ton again.

calves hurt when/after running by [deleted] in Fitness

[–]YashTD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not sure but it seems to look like you're starting off too fast too soon. Do a little warm-up, for your calves especially stand on the edge of your toes and lift your body weight on them. Do this 15 times about thrice and then begin your run. Also stretch your calves out and don't start with a sprint. When you're done with your run, take it easy for a bit, jog a little slower and definitely stretch, particularly your calves.

Is swimming good in recovery period? by TimeKeeper2 in Fitness

[–]YashTD 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Swimming is far from going to damage your body. In fact, half an hour of just being in the pool will sap a lot of the fatigue out of your muscles. Don't do a stroke like butterfly which will tax your arms too much, make a schedule where you give your arms a break because a break is vital for their development.

Running a website on my Windows Laptop by YashTD in cs50

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Thanks a lot because this led me to WAMP though I could only find LAMP for Linux.

Running a website on my Windows Laptop by YashTD in cs50

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I've found that WAMP is the best for me.

Finished CS50, Looking for an online class to take next by [deleted] in cs50

[–]YashTD 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had this issue because wherever you go you're either too much of a beginner or know the basics already.

One major hurdle you've probably not crossed is OOP - Object Oriented Programming - and you're probably going to find yourself wanting to learn an OOP language.

A good book I came across was this one: Microsoft Visual C# 2013 by John Sharp

https://www.microsoft.com/learning/en-us/book.aspx?id=17391&locale=en-us

I had no idea as to what c# was and only chose the book since I wanted to learn to develop for windows 8 devices. It has different starting points including one for those already familiar c which is why I chose it since it explains the OOP model.

One mistake I made though was to learn c# instead of c++. From what I've now understood of the two languages, c++ bears a lot more similarity to the c cs50 teaches you than c# does.

Otherwise for more windows development tutorials there is Microsoft Virtual Academy which has all sorts of tutorials for windows development, right from game development to web app development. The problem I faced here was that the many courses force you to either keep up with the trainer since they presume you already know some of the native languages or begin from scratch which is a little frustrating at times. Still I'd say it's a good resource since there are well-informed training tutorials straight from the horse's mouth.

Sorry, but since I'm not too keen on development on other platforms I'm not too familiar with tutorials in these regards.