'In God we trust, all others (must) bring data'

'In God we trust, all others (must) bring data'.

"In God we trust; all others bring data".

My last several columns reflected upon the paucity of rigorous scientific methodology used to generate evidence in support of the positive outcomes reported by pharmacists’ direct patient care services. I have received both positive and negative comments about these pieces. I continue to encourage readers to supply examples of literature reflecting pharmacists’ actions and will reflect upon one...

In God We Trust. All Others Must Bring Data. - W. Edwards Deming. Using Word Embeddings to Recognize Idioms

Expressions, such as add fuel to the fire, can be interpreted literally or idiomatically depending on the context they occur in. Many Natural Language Processing applications could improve their performance if idiom recognition were improved. Our approach is based on the idea that idioms violate cohesive ties in local contexts, while literal expressions do not. We propose two approaches: 1) Com...

If God plays dice , must we do the same ?

Entanglement between separate, distant systems, be it pairs of photon, atoms or molecules, is a well-documented phenomenon. It is the bases for emerging quantum information technologies, including cryptographic secure keys, quantum teleportation and quantum computing. At present there is a consensus among physicists that the violation of nonlocality, prescribed by quantum mechanics, should be a...

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