Nina DavtianDec 5, 2023

On this #WorldSoilDay2023, I (re)introduce my first first-authored #scientific #publication, a #brGDGT-based #story which involves #soil profiles and a #collaboration between #climate #scientists with #expertise on #biomarkers and #pedologists:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.orggeochem.2016.09.002
More #details in the #thread below. (1/6)

#Science #ScienceMastodon #Paper #Article
#WorldSoilDay #Soils #Environment
#ClimateProxies #GDGTs #brGDGTs #Bacteria
#Temperature #pH
#Calibration #ConfoundingFactors #Bias

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Show threadAlice SchwarzeNov 12, 2022
This talk is going to be about my long-a** paper on #causalinference and #networkreconstruction. The paper is long but the ideas are simple! We are going to improve lagged correlation as a measure of structure by accounting for the #networkMotifs that usually mess up our inference results: direct #confoundingFactors and #reverseCausation
रञ्जित (Ranjit Mathew)Aug 10, 2021

“Why Most Programming Language Performance Comparisons Are Most Likely Wrong”, Jussi Pakkanen (https://nibblestew.blogspot.com/2021/02/why-most-programming-language.html).

Via HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28108628

#Programming #Speed #Performance #Measurement #Benchmark #Statistics #ConfoundingFactors

Why most programming language performance comparisons are most likely wrong

For as long as programming languages have existed, people have fought over which one of them is the fastest. These debates have ranged from ...