Pyar23

u/Pyar23


r/personalfinance•

I received a letter from ERC that I owed money for Charter Communications, which didn't make sense as I haven't had an account with them. So I followed the wiki and sent a request for validation. I just got a letter back from them with some invoices attached from some other company (not Charter Communications) that I've never heard of and I cannot find when I google them. The invoices don't list an address or contact info for that other company. The invoices show my name but with an address that I've never lived at. Otherwise, the invoices lack a lot of information and much of it is blank.

Everything I read online said to send the request for validation but now that I got a response with wh

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r/astoria•

Hi Astoria!

We are moving out of Astoria after 7 years and have accumulated a lot of stuff along the way that won't be going with us. So we're planning to sell or give away a lot of stuff! It will be this Sunday, November 24th starting at 11 am until 7 pm on 30th between Broadway and 34th Ave. You can find a list of the furniture below, and if you see anything else you like while you're here feel free to ask about it! Everything is take it as it is and you have to pick it up. It is cash and carry, first come, first serve, and prices are negotiable. This is a non-smoking household, but we do have one cat so be aware that most items have interacted with said cat.

[Album with everything](http

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r/AskStatistics•

I was hoping someone with a more theoretical background could help me with a question I have been grappling with regarding confidence intervals. First, I will frame the experiment and then explain my issue.

The experiment is to estimate a person's accuracy in labeling images. A person is shown an image and then they label it either correctly or incorrectly. After a certain number of images we can compute their estimated accuracy along with a confidence interval for that accuracy.

Here is my question: can we compute an estimate of the person's accuracy and an associated confidence interval during the experiment? Meaning can we keep a running estimate through the experiment? Does this runnin

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So like the title says, I'll be starting a PhD in Computer Science this fall with the intention of doing research in machine learning. I am currently finishing my MS in Statistics.

My question is how should I prepare before starting the PhD program so that I can succeed. I feel like I will be so behind some of the other students who have probably done their Bachelors and Masters in Computer Science while I have never even taken a computer science class. I knew it would be a risk deciding to this PhD, convince me I didn't make a horrible mistake that I will regret!

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