Re: Tweet from MathType (@MathType)

Posted by Marcus G. Daniels on Jun 08, 2020; 6:42pm
URL: http://friam.383.s1.nabble.com/Tweet-from-MathType-MathType-tp7596925p7596928.html

Suppose one sequences a relevant part of a genome of a bunch of patients -- some who get die from COVID-19 and some that do not -- giving say 10 million columns of data and a few thousand rows per patient.   Which minimal set of those columns are predictive of death?   A function that includes these selection functions, each with a cost, and an outcome column would be typical in a variable selection procedure.

 

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Who can tell us more about the Kronekernel Delta process and how, when, where it can be used? 

 

MathType (@MathType) Tweeted:
The Iverson Bracket is a powerful generalization of the well known Kronecker Delta, very useful for embedding logical conditions and truth values into your formulas #Notation #MathType 

 

https://t.co/k5Nz8y7NQi https://twitter.com/MathType/status/1269864297104097282?s=20 

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