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Busy Week

Friday, already! Happy fragile ceasefire in Gaza, happy wedding to Daniel and Anna, happy Martin Luther King Day, and happy presidential inauguration. I pass by this mural of MLK almost every day, and I find it incredibly expressive. Maybe it … Continue reading

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Learning to Rank

A lovely stats paper appeared on the arxiv recently. Learning to rank with combinatorial Hodge theory, by Jiang, Lim, Yao, and Ye. I admit it, the title is more than a little scary. But it may be the case that … Continue reading

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