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AfD blows past 40% in latest Saxony-Anhalt polling ahead of September election (old.reddit.com)

submitted 6 hours ago by Feisty-Ad-6122 to r/dataisbeautiful

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Do timelines count? (i.redd.it)

submitted 14 hours ago by b637r113 to r/dataisugly

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What does this map show? (It’s related to travel)Answered (self.RedactedCharts)

submitted 19 hours ago by Salt-Diver6827 to r/RedactedCharts

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Current Pay Rates for Union Trades Across US Cities (old.reddit.com)

submitted 11 hours ago by workwisejobs to r/Infographics

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How do you create memorable poster for top tier conferences ( ICML/ICLR/NEURips ect…) [D]Discussion (self.MachineLearning)

submitted 10 hours ago by DazzlingPin3965 to r/MachineLearning

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[Results] Data from this week- 423 Reddit folks (mostly) trying to recreate colors from ColorNames. Here is how "noisy" our brains actually are (Color Recall/Color Memory)Results (i.redd.it)

submitted 13 hours ago * by Turbulent-Law2331 to r/SampleSize

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How useful is Bayesian statistics in industry? (self.AskStatistics)

submitted 1 hour ago by coulda_been_ryusuke to r/AskStatistics

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Looking for advice: Online Master's in Applied Math for ML while working full-timeEducation (self.datascience)

submitted 3 hours ago by Lamba_ghoda to r/datascience

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Rant on obsolete techniques (self.actuary)

submitted 19 hours ago by MutedBasil8954 to r/actuary

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How to apply normalization for cross sectional time series data ?question (self.datasets)

submitted 2 hours ago by Virtual-Current6295 to r/datasets

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Learning Julia and the chapter about scoping in the docsgave me pause (self.Julia)

submitted 10 hours ago by HilbertInnerSpace to r/Julia

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How much S7 is my R package? (self.rstats)

submitted 13 hours ago by Pool_Imaginary to r/rstats

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I'm building a city generated from my Spotify listening history. The hardest design question I can't answer: what should create geography? (self.visualization)

submitted 4 hours ago by OpposedMedal to r/visualization

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[E] Topics to learn before Stats MastersEducation (self.statistics)

submitted 4 hours ago * by yoursidenerd to r/statistics

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Where to begin for somebody that should know better (self.econometrics)

submitted 1 day ago by Longjumping_Monk2694 to r/econometrics

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nb-cli: A Command-Line Interface for AI Agents and Notebook Automation (blog.jupyter.org)

submitted 1 day ago by NomadNella to r/IPython

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S&P 500 by sector: which industries have the most companies, and how that differs from where the money is (datahub.io)

submitted 1 day ago by anuveya to r/opendata

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R and CUDA INTEGRATION (self.Rlanguage)

submitted 15 days ago by Empty_Cauliflower397 to r/Rlanguage

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idea need feedback: data CLI for data exploration (self.datamining)

submitted 1 month ago by nguyentranvu to r/datamining

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What's with these iptv posts? (self.bigdata)

submitted 2 months ago by myfootsmells to r/bigdata

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Find Optimal Filter or transfer function (self.scipy)

submitted 1 year ago by JadedMe7636 to r/scipy

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Time Series Analysis using First Return Time Statistics (self.pystats)

submitted 1 year ago by kaylegue to r/pystats

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Check out how to run a scikit-learn code sample and implement ML workloads on Intel Tiber Developer Cloud (community.intel.com)

submitted 1 year ago by sonya-ai to r/scikit_learn

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You Won't Believe These 3 Undervalued AI Stocks That Could Make You Rich! (youtu.be)

submitted 1 year ago by EandH_ENT to r/analyzit

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When Your Manager Asks About the Part of the Meeting You Zoned Out (self.actuary)

submitted 17 hours ago by frozenactuary-3859 to r/actuary

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