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| | criticalai.org

Critical AI @ Rutgers is pleased to announce that we are organizing a 2024 CHCI-Mellon Global Humanities Institute in collaboration with the Rutgers Center for Cultural Analysis, the Center for Advancement of Scholarship at the University of Pretoria, the Humanities Research Centre at ANU, and the Humanities Institute at the University of Connecticut. Our institute,...
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| | indieweb.org

[AI summary] This text is a comprehensive resource listing various tools, platforms, and concepts related to the IndieWeb movement, particularly in the context of education and academic work. It covers topics such as personal websites, blogging, syndication, Webmention, and the use of open-source tools for creating and managing digital content. The content also includes references to articles, videos, and hashtags related to digital pedagogy, academic blogging, and the use of social media in education. The text is structured with sections on different platforms, tools, and concepts, along with examples and recommendations for educators and students.
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| | indrajeetpatil.github.io

[AI summary] This article documents the ggbetweenstats R package, demonstrating how to create publication-ready statistical plots with customizable tests including parametric, non-parametric, robust, and Bayes Factor analyses.
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| | www.ethanepperly.com

[AI summary] The user has provided a comprehensive set of mathematical derivations and inequalities related to probability and statistics, focusing on bounding the probability that the sample mean deviates from its expected value. The key points include: (1) Using the Chernoff bound to derive a tail inequality for bounded random variables, (2) Applying the Hoeffding's inequality to show that the probability of the sample mean deviating by more than t is exponentially small in n, (3) Deriving the final result that the probability is bounded by 2exp(-2nt^2/(b-a)^2), and (4) Mentioning the connection to the Hoeffding inequality. The user also included some unrelated text about an ORCID iD and an email profile, which seems to be an error or unrelated information...
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