27 Jan
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27 Jan
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2:19 a.m.
For problem 1.3, how should we deal with aces? Can we just assume that aces
are either high or low (rather than allowing both an A-2-3-4-5 straight and
a 10-J-Q-K-A straight)?
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Yes, assume the aces are either high or low.
Molly
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For problem 1.3, how should we deal with aces? Can we
just assume that
aces are either high or low (rather than allowing both an A-2-3-4-5 straight
and a 10-J-Q-K-A straight)?
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3:34 p.m.
In Problem 2.4, how many observations are we supposed to sample from the
original dataset to create each of the 1000 new datasets (i.e. how many rows
should each of the 1000 new datasets have)?
Cheers,
Mark
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Yes, assume the aces are either high or low.
Molly
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For problem 1.3, how should we deal with aces?
Can we just assume that
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and a 10-J-Q-K-A straight)?
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4:40 p.m.
You draw a sample of size n (where n is the number of observations in the
dataset). Remember to draw with replacement though or you would draw the
same sample every time!
Brandon
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In Problem 2.4, how many observations are we supposed
to sample from the
original dataset to create each of the 1000 new datasets (i.e. how many rows
should each of the 1000 new datasets have)?
Cheers,
Mark
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Yes, assume the aces are either high or low.
Molly
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For problem 1.3, how should we deal with aces?
Can we just assume that
aces are either high or low (rather than allowing both an A-2-3-4-5 straight
and a 10-J-Q-K-A straight)?
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10:17 p.m.
Hi,
How many cards are there in a deck?
56 or 54?
thanks!
Erru
2011/1/27 Brandon Stewart <brandonmstewart(a)gmail.com>
You draw a sample of size n (where n is the number of
observations in the
dataset). Remember to draw with replacement though or you would draw the
same sample every time!
Brandon
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In Problem 2.4, how many observations are we
supposed to sample from the
original dataset to create each of the 1000 new datasets (i.e. how many rows
should each of the 1000 new datasets have)?
Cheers,
Mark
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Yes, assume the aces are either high or low.
Molly
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and a 10-J-Q-K-A straight)?
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10:20 p.m.
There are 52 cards in a deck.
Brandon
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Hi,
How many cards are there in a deck?
56 or 54?
thanks!
Erru
2011/1/27 Brandon Stewart <brandonmstewart(a)gmail.com>
You draw a sample of size n (where n is the number of observations in the
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dataset). Remember to draw with replacement
though or you would draw the
same sample every time!
Brandon
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In Problem 2.4, how many observations are we
supposed to sample from the
original dataset to create each of the 1000 new datasets (i.e. how many rows
should each of the 1000 new datasets have)?
Cheers,
Mark
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Yes, assume the aces are either high or low.
Molly
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> For problem 1.3, how should we deal with aces? Can we just assume that
> aces are either high or low (rather than allowing both an A-2-3-4-5 straight
> and a 10-J-Q-K-A straight)?
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29 Jan
3:44 p.m.
New subject: also looking for co-author
Hi!
I'm looking for a co-author who might be thinking about writing the Gov 2001 paper on
a sociological or financial topic. I'm a doctoral student in Economic Sociology,
with substantive experience in international financial markets, especially Europe and
India.
Let me know if you have any interests that overlap.
Thanks.
Laurel
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3:48 p.m.
New subject: also looking for co-author
Hi,
could you be interested in writing a paper on the gold exchange standard showing
that it was a credible?
elena
Scrive Laurel Grassin-Drake <lgrassin(a)MIT.EDU>DU>:
Hi!
I'm looking for a co-author who might be thinking about writing the Gov 2001
paper on a sociological or financial topic. I'm a doctoral student in
Economic Sociology, with substantive experience in international financial
markets, especially Europe and India.
Let me know if you have any interests that overlap.
Thanks.
Laurel
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New subject: also looking for co-author
Did you have a particular article in mind? We need to replicate an existing article in
our paper.
If you have an article, let me know the info (or the link), so I can take a look at it;
otherwise, why don't we talk before or after class on Monday?
Laurel
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Hi,
could you be interested in writing a paper on the gold exchange standard showing
that it was a credible?
elena
Scrive Laurel Grassin-Drake <lgrassin(a)MIT.EDU>DU>:
Hi!
I'm looking for a co-author who might be thinking about writing the Gov 2001
paper on a sociological or financial topic. I'm a doctoral student in
Economic Sociology, with substantive experience in international financial
markets, especially Europe and India.
Let me know if you have any interests that overlap.
Thanks.
Laurel
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New subject: apologies
I apologize. I just realized that this went out to the entire list.
Laurel
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Did you have a particular article in mind? We need to replicate an existing article in
our paper.
If you have an article, let me know the info (or the link), so I can take a look at it;
otherwise, why don't we talk before or after class on Monday?
Laurel
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Hi,
could you be interested in writing a paper on the gold exchange standard showing
that it was a credible?
elena
Scrive Laurel Grassin-Drake <lgrassin(a)MIT.EDU>DU>:
Hi!
I'm looking for a co-author who might be thinking about writing the Gov 2001
paper on a sociological or financial topic. I'm a doctoral student in
Economic Sociology, with substantive experience in international financial
markets, especially Europe and India.
Let me know if you have any interests that overlap.
Thanks.
Laurel
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