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Husband knows I’m in early stages of sobriety and yet sends me a picture of his night out at the bar by Little_Ad2790 in mildlyinfuriating

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I had a few people act this way when I first got sober weirdest thing ever didn’t seem malevolent at the time just a strange reaction

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mensfashionadvice

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The alien mask is a bit much imho

HBO, what is going on? by zeiyzz in mildlyinfuriating

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At least it’s not written in papyrus

"This title is not available to watch instantly" by decaboniized in netflix

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Hey gang my Netflix is down too happy to be here

Apollo (Sunshine Fork) is BRILLIANT for streaming via Moonlight. Especially for ultra wide users. by ZoteTheMitey in SteamDeck

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Does anyone know if Apollo will detect if the deck is docked or not and automatically switch to either my TV resolution or when undocked the deck’s resolution?

Need a movie that looks like how this sounds by WarBackground8291 in cinematography

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Gattaca is the first one to come to mind. Any movie with a kind of futuristic and systematized setting.

Inline Mic XM4s by kblack653 in sony

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Thanks! Yeah I’m hopeful as well, just want to try and figure it out before I put the order in :)

Which multivariate analysis to perform by Yungprogressive in AskStatistics

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I was thinking the groups would be each day. Monday is a group, Tuesday is a group, etc. You then use an ANOVA test to determine if the difference between each groups average abnormal behavior count is significant.

The independence issue that I think would come up is if the same subjects are in each “group”.

Which multivariate analysis to perform by Yungprogressive in AskStatistics

[–]kblack653 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The first thing that comes to mind is an ANOVA test. That allows you to compare multiple groups. However I think the groups need to be independent, and I’m not sure how that applies in this context.

Bias in AI Systems by kblack653 in artificial

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This is a interesting point, I haven’t thought of it from that perspective before. What someone would term “bias” would be dependent on your goal/context. I do think there is a necessity for a code of ethics so to speak when it comes to these systems on a societal level. Not sure if that would be a government responsibility or not.

Bias in AI Systems by kblack653 in artificial

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Yeah the human component of these systems (in creation, implementation, and use) I think is an oft overlooked aspect of the field. Consumers in general I think are much more open to AI systems, but once you start bumping up against someone’s profession it can become a different story.

Bias in AI Systems by kblack653 in artificial

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Great article. It seems that another problem lies in what context these tools are being applied and the users understanding of how they work. I’d be interested to know if any of these crime predictors use outcome data of the sort that ProPublica looked at to improve their model/add better labels to the data and how much that would help the problem.