Article Commentary: Commentary: Europe and recovery

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Commentary - Discussion of the Article "Website Morphing"

“Website Morphing” (Hauser et al. 2009) is a fun paper to discuss. In particular I like the summary of technical challenges at the beginning: The website must (1) morph based on relatively few clicks, (2) learn which characteristics are best for which customers, (3) use prior information, and (4) be implemented in real time. So often in applied statistics we find ourselves analyzing a data set ...

Invited commentary on David Fedson’s article

The recent H5N1 and H1N1 scares demonstrate that political, bureaucratic, and to a large extent scientific, thinking about how to ward off potentially large fatalities is currently restricted to stockpiling antivirals and generating new vaccines. Nevertheless, as David Fedson pointed out with undeniable logic in last month’s issue of this journal (3: 129–142), an influenza research community th...

Common DRG System - the Future of Europe? A Response to Recent Commentary

The question what of subject-based commentary and its difference with Quran to Quran commentary

Subject-based commentary is one of the methods more used by commentators in recent decades than before. In this method, commentators may take a Quranic subject on the basis of inter-Quranic or metaphysical fields, or on the grounds of individual and social life. This method differs from that of Quran to Quran. The latter would lead to explanation and deep perception of the meaning of Quranic wo...