SnapshotDx Quiz: February 2016

Lecture 5 – February 17 , 2016

This lecture is on dimensionality reduction, which aims at ‘squashing’ down the dimensionality while still preserving some geometric properties. The motivation behind this technique is that many types of data are high-dimensional, and it will be operationally much easier to manipulate these data in a lower dimension. For instance, the bag-of-words representation of documents, which treats every...

Cover vol. 13, no. 1, February 2016

Recovery in Mental Health: February 2016

Persian-translation vol. 13, no. 1, February 2016

Response to Smith et al. 18 February 2016

In a recent Evolutionary Applications paper, Haig et al. (2016) presented an idea for the formation of a National Center for Small Population Biology. The paper was invited as part of a special issue dedicated to women in science (Wellenreuther and Otto 2016) where authors were asked to add a section to their papers that explored the idea of ‘what would you do now in your career if you could do...