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It sounds like Mullenweg just filed that complaint in order to threaten Pearson to drop the domain dispute.

To scale you can use something like Pearson correlation or naive Bayes and you'll do just fine.

Basing it on representatives who campaigned with abolitionist policy who were elected like Pearson and Trudeau.

That being said, Pearson is an company that exists almost entirely on rent seeking and lobbying.

We also have a strong partnership with Pearson ( largest online publisher in the world).

The country ranks 14th—below Russia and other developed nations—in a Pearson study on global math, science, reading, literacy and graduation rates.

What I don't understand is why Mullenweg and Pearson don't work together and increase the size of the market?

>The district selected Pearson based only on samples of curriculum — nothing more was available.

I agree with Mullenweg on every aspect of this conflict, and I think that Pearson is an unpleasant person trying to make money on the back of GPL'd software without sharing back.

That being said, I don't understand how he could prevail over Pearson on the thesis.com dispute, as Mullenweg clearly bought it out of spite and has no business connection to the name.

I would think that the judge would accept the technicalities offered by Mullenweg's lawyers, and possibly force Pearson to move the trademarks to his business entity - but I guess that's my ignorance of the legal system showing.

If Apple can trademark the name of one of the world's most common fruits, I'm sure Pearson has a right to trademark "thesis".

* Pearson, An Exact Classical Mechanics Leads toward Quantum Gravitation (free) Self-published "here's my scheme to replace relativity" crankery.

Pearson, NaiveBayes and a number of others have all been tried and "tested" for acceptance with several thousand users and the majority picked the results from SVM as the most accurate.

I have been (and still am) an advisor to Pearson, which now includes Addison-Wesley and Prentice-Hall, ran a book series on "Innovative Technology", solicited authors, and helped get important books published.

Pearson is horrible, but the educational software field itself is just as horrible.

Pearson has traditionally released eBooks, but so far not in Kindle format.

I misjudged the method used (Pearson's Chi Square, as pointed out by hn user pibefision).