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Chapter 17: Recovery System

Chapter 17: Recovery System. Database System Concepts. Chapter 1: Introduction Part 1: Relational databases Chapter 2: Relational Model Chapter 3: SQL Chapter 4: Advanced SQL Chapter 5: Other Relational Languages Part 2: Database Design

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Testing methods & comparing models using continuous and discrete character simulation

Testing methods & comparing models using continuous and discrete character simulation. Liam J. Revell. Motivating example: phylogenetic error and comparative analyses. Phylogenetic comparative analyses often (but not always) assume that the tree & data are known without error.

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Strategies for handling missing data in randomised trials

Strategies for handling missing data in randomised trials. NIHR statistical meeting London, 13th February 2012 Ian White MRC Biostatistics Unit, Cambridge, UK. Plan. Why do missing data matter? Popular analysis methods and their assumptions Which methods are best in a RCT?

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Scuola nazionale de Astrofisica Radio Pulsars 1: Pulsar Basics

Scuola nazionale de Astrofisica Radio Pulsars 1: Pulsar Basics. Dick Manchester Australia Telescope National Facility, CSIRO. Outline. Rotating neutron stars, SN associations, Binaries, MSPs Pulse profiles, polarisation, beaming, RVM model

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5-1 Two Discrete Random Variables

5-1 Two Discrete Random Variables. Example 5-1.

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B-Trees with Minimum=1 2-3 Trees

B-Trees with Minimum=1 2-3 Trees. Delete (T, X, success) /*Delete from tree T the item with key X. The operation fails if no such item. The flag success indicates whether the operation succeeds*/ //Attempt to locate I with search key X IF I is present THEN

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Revision Seminar: Depressive realism & the ITI hypothesis

C83MLP Mechanisms of Learning and Psychopathology. Revision Seminar: Depressive realism & the ITI hypothesis. Dr. Mark Haselgrove. a + c a + b + c + d . a c a + b c + d. =. =. and how do you measure it?. What is contingency.

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