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Python is a programming language commonly used for machine learning. Use this tag for any *on-topic* question that (a) involves `Python` either as a critical part of the question or expected answer, & (b) is not *just* about how to use `Python`.

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So, I have this scientific instrument, and I'm getting great data out of it, but as all real apparatus are prone to, the signal can have lots of noise mixed in. To combat that error, I've implemented ...
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I came across the Chatterjee's correlation (xicor) coefficient, which takes care of non-monotonic relationships. My data looks like below- The xicor for this data is 0.52, which I think is too much, ...
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I am working with veteran survival data whose summary statistics is shared here: As you can see that only 137 samples are here in this dataset and 10 observations are censored. I have distributed ...
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I have read that the following formula is used to estimate the cumulative baseline hazard function: I am using CoxPH model from PyCox package to fit into a survival dataset with regular 1 events and ...
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I'm working with a specific state space model (Non Linear Non Gaussian) which is the univariate probit model (one binary observation at each time with a Gaussian latent process. $$ \theta_t = G\theta_{...
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Are there any efficient codes that can evaluate the probabilites of a multivariate normal CDF (4-10 variables), in MATLAB or R or Python. Probabiites in the range of 10^-5 to 10^-6 I used MATLAB's ...
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I am trying to understand how to obtain the confidence interval for a function fitted with scipy.optimize.least_squares. If my understanding is correct, I'd need to take the "Modified Jacobian ...
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I'm running an experiment where subjects need to determine if a test-image is identical or different from their (memorized) target-image. The images are divided between categories (e.g. ...
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I am analyzing survey data with ~80 items. Most items apply to all respondents, but one item is male-specific and therefore has a smaller denominator (approx. n/2). I am comparing symptom frequencies ...
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I'd appreciate your thoughts on the following problem. I've created a heatmap plot (attached) showing the cluster membership ratio for each participant (in separate subplots) and condition (η). Now, I'...
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I am trying to use regression to analyze a titration, I have the following relationship that I know should fit the data, but $V_b$ is the independent variable and $\left[H^+\right]$, which is $10^{-p\...
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I'm developing a computer vision solution to count boxes in fractional palettes. Problem: inconsistent detections. I don't know if it's due to a lack of data, annotations, architecture, or ...
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I'm comparing, pairwise, the results of Linear Regression models with transformations applied to one numerical feature and the target. I'm using K folds cross validation scoring with R-squared. The ...
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I am trying to fit the phase angle of complex data with a very simple function phi(f) = mf, where m is the gradient and ...
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I want to forecast what next semester's finances may look like, regarding my campus job. I get paid bi-weekly, and have eight past data points: ...
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