What is MindSearch? It's one of the most powerful answer engines with Large Language Models (LLM). https://github.com/InternLM/MindSearch https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.20183 https://mindsearch.netlify.app/#features

I have been in a situation where l needed to carry out a statistical test on a one-hot-encoded nominal variable. It turns out that one-hot-encoding such variables dramatically increases the dimensionality of the dataset. The challenge l always face is that l don't really know how to carry out a statistical test of such a variable in its one-hot-encoded form since it introduces more columns for this variable. I thought of doing univariate tests on each column but l am not sure

I'm excited to share that I've just published an in-depth article on Support Vector Machines (SVMs)—a powerful tool in the machine learning arsenal! In this article, I explore the core concepts, from the mathematical foundations to practical implementation strategies. Whether you're just starting out or looking to deepen your understanding, this piece offers valuable insights and hands-on tips for mastering SVMs. Don't miss it—check out the article here! [https://lnkd.in/g-K4Z7cz] also you can check my article on Notion.https://spiny-week-74b.notion.site/Support-Vector-Machines-SVM-6f655f1ebf734526b36a97749987847a?pvs=4

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