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Philosophy 2301

Philosophy 2301. Class 4. Last Class. Introduced three areas of philosophy of science, dealing with: The problem of discovery The problem of justification/evaluation The problem of explanation In the middle of discussing the problem of evaluation- direct and indirect tests. Indirect Test.

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Data Analysis II

Data Analysis II.

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Evaluating Classifiers

Evaluating Classifiers. Lecture 2 Instructor: Max Welling. Evaluation of Results. How do you report classification error? How certain are you about the error you claim? How do you compare two algorithms? How certain are you if you state one algorithm performs better than another?.

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Direct Proof and Counterexample I

Direct Proof and Counterexample I. Lecture 11 Section 3.1 Mon, Feb 6, 2006. Announcement. Math/CS talk on Wednesday. Definitions. A definition gives meaning to a term. A non-primitive term is defined using previously defined terms. A primitive term is undefined. Example

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2-2 Conditional Statements

2-2 Conditional Statements. Conditional: is an if-then statement Hypothesis: is the part p following the if Conclusion: is the part of the q following then. Problem 1: Identifying the Hypothesis and the Conclusion. What are the hypothesis and the conclusion of the conditional?

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Determine the most probable genetic crosses based on the following data:

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Truth Tables, part 2

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