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<galois>
[url] The curse of dimensionality | The Shape of Data | shapeofdata.wordpress.com
<SnoopJ>
"we should always look for ways to check that the methods that work well in low dimensions continue to be effective in higher dimensions" [175 billion-dimensional laugh track]
<raptop>
heh
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<X>
I don't understand how you can get so much extra time out of a 1500VA UPS verses a 1350VA UPS. I have to admit I was highly distracted by my classmate during physics 3 so I didn't really pay attention, but the ratio at like 50W seems to be more like 2:3 when I think it'd be closer to 9:10? (Which is the ratio of 1350 to 1500) https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/dGB62vji/image.png
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<whitequark>
⟨X⟩ I don't understand how you can... ⮪ probably "nominal capacity" and not "real capacity"
<whitequark>
like how 1/2 inch pipe doesn't have a single dimension that is 1/2 inch
<X>
But they have like 1000VA and all these other sizes....liiike it shouldn't be that nominal
<whitequark>
i don't have a better answer
<SnoopJ>
in theory, theory and practice are the same thing
<raptop>
in theory, theory and practice are different. in practice, you can get close with a fairly simple model and your hand tuned correction factors don't matter *that* much
<raptop>
not sure I actually believe that, but some days...