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I've been messing with your stationary.
Bumped?
Wrecked?
It's a quote from one of the greats, like he shouldn't live to see the result
It's a quote from someone great, like he shouldn't live to see the result
It's not to the author, I don't know the author either, it's just a question to everyone)))) And to you too)
It's not to the author, don't know the author either, it's just a question for everyone)))) And to you too)
Well, I've stripped the nest, but not all the way to the nest.
Well, I cracked the nest, but not all the way through.
In terms of,,, stagger the stationarity, is to drive a series to noise, stagger is to kill or get rid of the process that causes the stationarity in the process measurements))))) And what are we chatting about)))))
In terms,, to stagger stationarity is to drive a series to noise, to stagger is to kill or get rid of the process that causes stationarity in the process dimensions)))) And what are we babbling about)))))
It's also applicable to a paradigm shift, when you bump someone's established viewpoint :)
It's also applicable to paradigm shifts when you bump someone's established point of view :)
The paradigm is not settled yet, you don't even need to bruise it, it changes more often than necessary)
The paradigm hasn't settled yet, it doesn't even need to be bumped, it changes more often than it needs to)
Where did I say that validate repeats train???
That's exactly what I'm clarifying.
For you, who write in R, it is natural, but for others it does not even occur to you that training is performed on randomly selected strings.
Everything takes time)))))