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===Modelling=== Without such a priori examples, the patterns would depend on data behaviour, clustering and such. {{verify}} ...

...machine learning, or other data modeling), distributions are usually about modelling a population. Now consider cases where there may be multiple contributions into the same data. ...

==Sparse data smoothing== : If that's a bad fit for some other data, there's nothing you can do ...

...evelopers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/structured-data/intro-structured-data?visit_id=637831185331555274-2012705883&hl=en&rd=1 Microdata marks up HTML with the data it is also displaying, e.g. ...

* '''Replay attack''' - re-sending a sequence of captured data. * '''Offline brute-force''' - working on local data, which is limited only by processing power. ...

and it saves you from trying to polish terabytes of data. There is a gray area where preparing data becomes an analysis in itself, ...

...0.5ms figure may numerically the average, but is ''almost meaningless'' in modelling operations and their performance. The low-brainer workaround is often just to run a bunch of loops on real-ish data, before you start actually timing things. ...

If you take each country as a distinct polygon, you effectively store most data twice, because each border is part of two polygons. that you will need extra logic to deal with data like this (polylines will only be removed if no polygons refer to it anymor ...

...matrix transformations can inherently apply only linear transformations to data. ...es (such as estimating common variables/components within high-dimensional data). ...

...various other languages (and a few ports), and you can do most things via data APIs. * Field data ...

It is mostly focuses on a nicer/convenient interface for data/search-providing side of things - see e.g. the solr bootcamp PDF (although * <tt>/var/lib/solr/data</tt> ...

...any way you twist it, so is it necessary rather than happy-go-lucky class modelling? ...hese objects does not have peculiar side effects or rely on administration data or object references that it wouldn't be used the same way in deep copying. ...

...gs like Content-Length, Content-MD5 (meaning a server send huge amounts of data and calculate both of those while sending). : but if they're very small, most time is spent in the network, not in actual data transfer ...

..."Remote Procedure Call", usually an explicitly exposed API, used via some data serialization. See [[#RPC variations]] ...via a daemon<!--, using some pre-set definition (mostly scalars). Given a data definition, it gives boilerplate interaction code, and a service)--> ...

Note: this is only an aid to modelling, as there is no hard difference between the network and subnetwork bits, bu There is a maximum amount of unacknowledged data (correlates to unacknowledged packets) that can be in flight at one time. ...

:: also makes it ''much'' easier to violate another thread's data, if you're careless ...ruction pointer, a stack (including stack frames), a heap (including stack data, allocated memory, objects in OO languages), and some external (often OS-ma ...

With a little more modelling you can do it known currents too. ...eet}}, {{search|Lithium hexafluorophosphate safety data sheet|LiPF6 safety data sheet}})}}, and you don't want to breathe in fine powder for much the same ...

For digitally sampled data (quantized in time) it can be interesting to realize that a 200Hz tone samp ...rs, and 30000 nerves signaling to the brain. This is useful information to modelling as it describes/suggests upper limits to resolution, although not that mean ...