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Greedy approaches Seek to maximize the overall utility of some process by making the
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Case Presentation 8-10 sentences long Use standard presentation format Present the information chronologically Patient history; physical examination; investigations tried; clinical course Describe the history, examination and investigations adequately. Is the cause of the patient's illness clear-cut? What are other plausible explanations?
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For this you need to compute P(spam=1 | buy=1, win=1) and P(spam=0 | buy=1, win=1), where we interpret spam, buy, and win as binary random variables such that spam=1 means that the email is a spam, spam=0 means that it is not a spam, buy=1 means that the word “buy” is present in the email, and similarly for win=1.
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Expertise Urban Sociology; Race; Culture; Knowledge; Inequality; Research Methods and Methodology; Climate Adaptation and Public Policy; Environmental Justice; Social Theory Biography I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology, where I study how people use knowledge about the urban environment to produce various kinds of inequalities over time and space. My first book, Parks ...
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