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Re: [Dataloss] Where did the breach go? Quick comparison with NY Times API, Google News, and DataLossDB data
From: Chris Walsh <chris () cwalsh org>
Date: Thu, 7 Jan 2010 11:37:52 -0600
As I often heard back in grad school: "pretty good R^2, though..." cw On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 11:00 AM, David Shettler < dave () opensecurityfoundation org> wrote:
ABSOLUTELY NONE, in this case. But people flip out when they see it. In truth, any order generates a near identical trend in this case. But six makes people shudder. On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 11:15 AM, Chris Walsh <chris () cwalsh org> wrote:Let's say the data fit the polynomial function exactly. What theoretical basis is there for a polynomial of degree six being sensible? (Answerthis,and you get to move on to mathematically modelling the Gartner hypecycle!)
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- Where did the breach go? Quick comparison with NY Times API, Google News, and DataLossDB data David Shettler (Jan 07)
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- Re: [Dataloss] Where did the breach go? Quick comparison with NY Times API, Google News, and DataLossDB data David Shettler (Jan 07)
- Re: [Dataloss] Where did the breach go? Quick comparison with NY Times API, Google News, and DataLossDB data Chris Walsh (Jan 07)
- Re: [Dataloss] Where did the breach go? Quick comparison with NY Times API, Google News, and DataLossDB data David Shettler (Jan 07)
- Re: [Dataloss] Where did the breach go? Quick comparison with NY Times API, Google News, and DataLossDB data Chris Walsh (Jan 07)