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A partition is an assignment of every element of a set into 1 & only 1 subset w/ no empty subsets. A common instance of partitioning in statistics is the partitioning of sums of squares for F-tests.

A partition is an assignment of every element of a set into one and only one subset with no empty subsets. That is, no element of the original / super- set is unassigned, no element is assigned to more than one subset, and there is no subset without any assigned elements. A common instance of partitioning in statistics is the partitioning of sums of squares for F-tests.

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Learn how to bisect 2d data to arrive at 1d relationships

I want to find a way to fit a series of curves throught 2d data. I have a hypothsis of how this can be done (I will explain it below). I would appreciate if anyone could suggest whether this technique has a name and whether there is a tool that does…
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A line through the origin that bounds a proportion of points in a scatterplot

Suppose I have a scatterplot in a box with 0 < x < x1 and y1 < y < y2. Let 0 < prp < 1. Is there an efficient way to find a line that passes through the origin, and that has prp proportion of the points below or on the line and (1-prp) proportion of…
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Where can I find the articles discussing about the suggested training-data partitioning ratio?

Right now, I'm doing my thesis which use multilayer perceptron learning method to train a model. What I learned from my class is the purpose to partition the data which can be separated into 3 group Training dataset - This set is to train the…
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