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Capitulo 4 - Tesis Monográfica Correlación entre nudos críticos y proyectos en las Agendas Concretas de Acción
Capitulo 4 con el análisis estadístico, económico y matemático de los resultados de la investigación realizada para la optar por la licenciatura en economía en la Universidad de Los Andes, Estado Mérida, Venezuela
Multiple Regression for Prediction of Energy Efficiency in Building Design
Multiple regression models are compared to determine model with optimal performance using the UCI Energy Efficiency dataset
Modelagem
Treinamento em Modelagem Preditiva com Machine Learning
Inferencia Bayesiana
Inferencia Bayesiana: modelos conjugados
Eixo Metodológico
Metodologia de Analista Ambiental Orientada a Dados
First R Lab
The Great Divergence We Forgot to Notice
For decades, we’ve been arguing about inequality in America—how big it is, whether it’s growing, and what, if anything, we should do about it. But every so often, new data arrives that forces us to rethink not just the answers, but the questions themselves. And the latest reconstruction of pretax national income distribution—painstakingly assembled from historical microdata—does exactly that. It reveals a story that is at once familiar and startling: familiar, because we’ve long known that inequality has risen since 1980; startling, because the scale and structure of the shift are far larger, far more systematic, and far more persistent than even many economists realized.