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In J, you can square a vector and get a vector of the squared entries.

Parker fountain pen with an italic nib, and a notebook with squared paper pages.

Rather than take a z-score, which is symmetrical, one idea for a small improvement might be to use a critical value from a chi-squared distribution.

The statistics are a little bit off - the Chi-squared isn't appropriate for the example he gives (sample size too small), although it would be fine in practice.

I believe all the relevant law is to do with registration of unclaimed land surface, otherwise you could claim a meter squared of international water without fixing something there.

Obviously even if you use a canned engine you'll still need to do some work to get your asset pipeline squared away (just as how everyone needs to do a bit of scripting/config, etc.

But there are several issues with the analysis: > Using a statistical measure called r-squared, we determined that the male/female mix within a career is on average about 31% explained by the fact that men and women have different interests.

If the virtual display-video is only 1cm squared on each of the VR headset's displays, then that 1cm needs to have the same pixels as 1080p to display 1080p video with no loss of detail.

Even without the mapping wrinkle, though, this is definitely a deviation from the examples the article provides: instead of unsquaring the vector we initially squared, we unsquare the sum.

I'd love an A4 sized one of these and a screen, monochrome would be fine, I spent so much of my life drawing out code/approaches on squared pads only to leave the pad at the office.

So now, whether it's on the job or on my home project time, I get the git repo and build scripts squared away with some awesome testing framework that constantly watches the file system and rebuilds and running my test suite as I'm working on the code.

A simple explanation I enjoy (not quite visual, but geometric in some sense) is the on the wiki using Fourier series, understanding it requires just a few steps: 1) You accept Parseval's identity: by changing between orthogonal basis, the energy (sum of absolute squared values) remains the same.

He compared the experience to working with a home contractor who made “every single corner perfectly squared.”...happen?

Observers are what deliver to us the results of randomly sampling from the probability distribution defined by the squared amplitude of the wave function by "collapsing" it, according to the Copenhagen interpretation.

"nine gravities (88/m/squared) " I don't get it, the scientificamerican blog that they are quoting has the right units, where did they come up with this?

> Observers are what deliver to us the results of randomly sampling from the probability distribution defined by the squared amplitude of the wave function by "collapsing" it, according to the Copenhagen interpretation.