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58:17 L8 L8	L8 Zoom Recording ID: 2690923470 UUID: qvzotOaRRbe2q+VFDpiDbg== Meeting Time: 2021-03-10T22:02:59Z point points attraction image function basin thing things pre guys inverse interval bit x. infinity power calculator times cycles step From Ilya Amburg 8 plays
01:03:49 L7 L7	L7 Zoom Recording ID: 2690923470 UUID: aK9n9APiRy2yA6XMQtICpA== Meeting Time: 2021-03-03T22:02:31Z point points attraction basin pre interval guys thing function image things cycle mandelbrot infinity star cubed condition cycles endpoints epsilon From Ilya Amburg 9 plays
01:05:40 L6 L6	L6 Zoom Recording ID: 2690923470 UUID: RidTMpmST3qc/eR1ZU5B1g== Meeting Time: 2021-02-25T20:47:43Z point cycle points attraction basin guys thing interval iterate slope things values star picture cycles diagram period screen x. guy From Ilya Amburg 3 plays
01:14:04 ORIE 4580 - Lecture 23 - 1208 ORIE 4580 - Lecture 23 - 1208	ORIE 4580 - Lecture 23 - 1208 confidence simulation systems simulations things variance arrival probability idea thing sense point experiments person interval intervals sort question arrivals scenario From Sid Banerjee 18 plays
07:34 Lesson 28.1 Iterators Lesson 28.1 Iterators	Lesson 28.1 Iterators We are familiar with iterables, types that we can use in a for-loop. In this video we introduce the iterator. This is a type that can be used in a for-loop, but we can also manually step through the… loop iterator files function element contents elements range memory python sequence interval iterable object iterators alright crash a. folder y. From Hannah Lee 64 plays
01:07:58 ORIE 4580 - Lecture 21 - 1201 ORIE 4580 - Lecture 21 - 1201	ORIE 4580 - Lecture 21 - 1201 simulation process thing sort event point queue model things sense distribution interval infinity quantity times limit option clock person idea From Sid Banerjee 24 plays
04:32 Lesson 19.5 Dictionaries and For-Loops Lesson 19.5 Dictionaries and For-Loops	Lesson 19.5 Dictionaries and For-Loops Dictionaries are not sliceable, but they are iterable. In this video we show the many different ways you can use a dictionary in a for-loop. The primary thing to understand is that you have to… dictionary loop iterable key values keys dot pairs interval tuple method positions operator range notation brackets d. dictionaries job tool From Hannah Lee 79 plays
58:22 CAM Colloquium - Jonathan Dushoff (10/16/20) CAM Colloquium - Jonathan Dushoff (10/16/20)	CAM Colloquium - Jonathan Dushoff (10/16/20) Zoom Recording ID: 95217932087 UUID: AAvuX9oSTS6XdTr61ALV6w== Meeting Time: 2020-10-16T19:24:05Z generation interval intervals disease speed minutes period fact strength lot model bus question symptoms things host incubation thing distribution answer From Erika Fowler-Decatur 7 plays
01:15:55 ORIE 4580 - Lecture 5 - 0917 ORIE 4580 - Lecture 5 - 0917	ORIE 4580 - Lecture 5 - 0917 confidence interval probability experiment thing intervals function things sense question distribution point simulation times answer convex variance sort questions experiments From Sid Banerjee 77 plays
01:15:11 ORIE 4580 - Lecture 4- 0915 ORIE 4580 - Lecture 4- 0915	ORIE 4580 - Lecture 4- 0915 thing confidence interval variance experiment question numbers population problem sigma simulation function sample times variables definition expectation mu probability answer From Sid Banerjee 86 plays
01:05:07 Co Vit 2020 Virtual Tuesday Timely Topics Co Vit 2020 Virtual Tuesday Timely Topics	Co Vit 2020 Virtual Tuesday Timely Topics Zoom Recording ID: 94386583830 UUID: mwJDEWwISw+2niGrNCjnjQ== Meeting Time: 2020-08-11T20:13:07Z economic problems mycology environmental conditions good control weather conditions environmental soil science common species climate forcing high humidity atmospheric thermodynamics general management early september nighttime temperatures risk factors risk mid season infectious diseases acetic acid oxygen pretty good biocides pretty effective recommended practice cooking techniques great barry demography tight cluster water quality indicators warm year wine terminology e-number additives conducive environment average temperature agriculture undergarments spraying weekly 1st generation oenology canopy management high risk environmental science robots epidemiology symptom appearance fermentation in food processing mustang max culinary terminology insecticide resistance active ingredient climate long island predecessor wayne agricultural terminology harvest interval finger lakes airflow airflow information science degree days product called highly susceptible assistant professor saturated soil physical quantities good residual infected fruit late season resistance management late infections broad spectrum caption complete autonomy documents warm temperatures mid september pedology fruit fly cluster architecture august 15th endocrine disruptors winter softly core themes horticulture and gardening documented resistance york city malana gaster cultural management august 1st berries From Tim Martinson 38 plays
30:39 Innovations in HR Analytics Innovations in HR Analytics	Innovations in HR Analytics richer understanding data integrity analytics team single person natural experiments work backward biggest gaps working group deeply understand caption complete potential solutions h.r. analytics team h.r. metric business data h.r. planning question false false deep knowledge marketing data big issue linux team upcoming working groups data modeling operations team planning question key capabilities collaborative consulting data scientists biggest issues data reporting reporting team confidence interval 2nd group marketing team predictive analytics From Donald Bazley 13 plays
54:20 Mathmatical Modeling Infectious Disease III Mathmatical Modeling Infectious Disease III	Mathmatical Modeling Infectious Disease III Our third and final session will have two presentations “Prediction of hospital demand from the COVID-19 death curve: IHME Model” and “Molecular epidemiology of SARS-Cov-2: what… cumulative death curve differential equations constant rate evolutionary relationships normal distribution evolutionary biology reasoning evolutionary process york sample phylogenetics statistical model death ratio short term switch gears outbreak started model based daily death april 2nd evolution grammar reported deaths cognition weighting schemes demography upper bound death curve statistical inference sociology of culture percent prediction mutation rate scientific modeling distancing measure measurement bell shaped curve hospital resource multiple time genetics statistical theory pretty stable mutation statistical charts and diagrams april 5th statistical terminology parameter estimates concepts in epistemology hospital beds data point epidemiology geometry time points tree structure logic confidence interval scientific classification multiple introductions containment strategy pathogen genome business closures population ecology social distancing evidence based sociological terminology medical statistics 1000000 people generic top-level domains real data logical consequence cumulative death rate common ancestor narrow uncertainty population experimental physics i.c.u. beds death rate holdout data performance white house molecular clock north dakota regression analysis model structure predicted interval curves concepts in logic long term level data maximum level social distancing measure red circle caption complete death reporting shaped curve algebra march 30th sources of knowledge elementary arithmetic maximum rate cumulative death big criticism york city uncertainty interval council of european national top level domain registries members elementary mathematics statistical models From Dave Frank 40 plays
01:00:28 Mathmatical Modeling of COVID II Mathmatical Modeling of COVID II	Mathmatical Modeling of COVID II age group deterministic model time delay 1st lecture daily number model structure infectious people scientific modeling health care mechanical power transmission distancing measure initial conditions mathematical modeling mathematical terminology infectious hosts econometrics decision making caption complete york city technical communication infectious compartment rate reduction social distancing hospital capacity infectious agent change parameter average number infection spread health require hospitalization sociological terminology teaching infectious disease individual level variation model building political terminology basic reproduction number exposed compartment high risk data points russian side diseases and disorders conceptual models human geography model structure assumptions large outbreak epidemiology closely linked knowledge representation model predictions homogeneous mixing infectious diseases spread infection percent confidence interval social status i.c.u. beds minute lecture educational psychology applied mathematics elections transmission chain county level left hand side statistical terminology modeling assumption demography hospital bed sociology of culture optics time period reproduction number From Dave Frank 63 plays
59:51 Mathmatical Modeling Infectious Disease I Mathmatical Modeling Infectious Disease I	Mathmatical Modeling Infectious Disease I We will go through infectious disease modeling basics such as SIR models, Reproduction Ratio and Herd Immunity and examples of several models. On two subsequent Fridays, lectures will focus on… concepts in metaphysics billboard adult contemporary number-one singles point time interval number mouth disease scientific modeling mathematical modeling individual santa clara county measurement book relation mathematical terminology caption complete historiography human behavior infectious diseases equal korea humanities question research urban environments open access outbreak infectious disease friday april microbial resistant digital libraries principles flow shot population size early dynamics business law psychology concepts in epistemology transmission applied mathematics economics longer time linguistic morphology york city behavior natural history pop ballads epidemiology time point time period From Dave Frank 218 plays
32:14 Cornell Wellness Take a Break Tuesdays - Take 5! Cornell Wellness Take a Break Tuesdays - Take 5!	Cornell Wellness Take a Break Tuesdays - Take 5! heart family creativity meetings minute break blood flow clocks focused attention musculoskeletal injury prevention heart rate cardiovascular physiology organs injuries management length good thing extra breaks working tissue physical exercise intention exercise app superhero posture social psychology kinship and descent online resource theatre percent happier public health personal recommendation anatomy cornell community interval timer improving blood flow business bottom psychotherapy injury prevention program building materials day long simple habits door frame minute interval fitness professional insight timer felt nice superstitions break exercise physiologist medical signs From Ruth Merle-Doyle 17 plays