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How many data science books have you read? 5? 10? A few dozen?

How many free online courses have you taken? A few?

How many blog posts have you read? (I’d be willing to bet: you’ve read dozens.)

If you’re like most budding data scientists, you’ve probably consumed a lot of material. You probably even learned some of it.

The problem though, is that the vast majority of people learn but then quickly forget.

## There’s a difference between learning and remembering

Here’s an example:

library(ggplot2)
ggplot(data = diamonds, aes(x  = carat, y = price)) +
geom_point(color = "dark red") +
labs(title = "Diamond weight vs price") +
theme(plot.title = element_text(family = "Verdana", size = 20))

If you’re like most aspiring data scientists, you’ll try to learn this code by using the copy-and-paste method. You’ll take this code from a blog post like this, copy it into RStudio and run it.

Most aspiring data scientists do the exact same thing with online courses. They’ll watch a few videos, open the course’s sample code, and then copy-and-paste the code.

Watching videos, reading books, and copy-and-pasting code do help you learn, at least a little. If you watch a video about ggplot2, you’ll probably learn how it works pretty quickly. And if you copy-and-paste some ggplot2 code, you’ll probably learn a little bit about how the code works.

Here’s the problem: if you learn code like this, you’ll probably forget it within a day or two.

This is critical: there’s a big difference between learning and remembering. Learning is actually the easy part.

The hard part is remembering.

## To master data science, you need to remember

True mastery requires remembering.

It’s not just enough to “learn.” If you learn some R syntax (or a data science concept) today, it’s effectively worthless if you forget it by next week.

Then what? If you forget what you learn, what will happen in an interview? What will happen in a fast-paced job?

### You need to remember data science to get a job

Let’s say that you’re trying to get a data science job. You take a few online courses, buy a few books, and copy-and-paste some code.

Maybe you get a few certificates. You proudly put them on your resume.

And you diligently send out resumes for data science jobs.

Eventually, you get an interview.

When you walk into that interview, you had better know your stuff. You need to really, really know it. Remember it.

Any good employer is going to test you. Great companies will grill you in an interview. They’ll ask you questions. They’ll ask you to write sample code.

What happens if you forget? What if, when they ask you to make a simple scatterplot in R, you forget? What if you can’t do it?

Will you tell them “I don’t remember how to write the code, but I have a data-science certificate from an online learning course?”

If you can’t write the code fluently, on command, no good company will hire you.

I can’t emphasize this enough: if you want to get a good data science job, you need to really know your stuff. You need to remember how to write the code, from memory, on command. That is how you ace an interview. You show them, in person, that you can write R code with your eyes closed. You show them that you can do the work. That you can get things done.

As long as you’re a decent person and don’t have any major character flaws, your mastery of R and data science concepts will help you nail the interview and get the job.

### You need to remember data science to get things done

Ok. Let’s say that you do get a data job.

The company that hired you is “fast-paced.” I’ll point out here that “fast-paced” is a code word for an environment where there is a lot of work, and a lot of pressure to perform. Keep in mind that these days, almost all companies call themselves “fast-paced.” Almost all companies expect people to “do more with less.” That’s just the way that things are right now … most good companies operate lean, and they expect you to perform.

What happens when you get thrown into a demanding data science job? Will you be able to handle it? Will you be able to perform?

I know a few people who, either through luck or guile, have obtained good data jobs at good companies, even though they aren’t good data scientists. These are the people who haven’t even mastered the basics. You give them a task, and they don’t really know how to do it. You ask them to write some code, and they have to search for how to do it on Google.

Now, I want to be clear: every data scientist needs to look things up once and a while. If you’re working on a hard project and using advanced procedures, you’ll need to consult reference materials sometimes. That’s pretty normal.

I’m talking about guys that have to look up the basics. They are “copy and paste” coders.

These people are always the underperformers of the team. They struggle to get their work done on time and at a high level of quality. They struggle to remember how to get things done: how to write the code; how to apply the data science concept.

The problem is that they simply don’t remember the syntax. They don’t remember the concepts and principles. They don’t remember the critical information.

Because they can’t remember the things they need to know, these people are always struggling to perform, especially under pressure. They produce code that’s low quality. They work slowly. They ultimately struggle to pull their own weight, and other people need to do more work because of them.

If you get a job as a data scientist, will you be an underperformer? The guy who doesn’t pull his own weight? One of the data scientists who struggles to get the work done? Who’s always stressed?

Or, do you want to be an elite performer? The go-to person that always gets the job done, quickly and effectively (and is rewarded accordingly).

## When learning data science, focus on long-term memory

It’s not enough to just learn. You need to learn and remember in the long run. You need to learn and remember in order to master the material, get the job, and become a top performer.

So, it doesn’t matter how many data science courses you take. It doesn’t matter how many data science books you buy and read. What matters, at the end of the day, is how much you remember. How much you can do “on command.”

### You need to “learn how to learn”

To get to a level where you learn and remember data science, you need to “learn how to learn.”

Let me say that again: you need to learn how to learn.

Learning is a skill. If you want to master data science, you need to know how to learn, so that you can learn data science efficiently and effectively. You need to be able to learn and not forget.

Ironically, while people in the tech industry are ecstatic about machine learning, no one is paying any attention to human learning. I won’t explain my complete thoughts on human learning in this blog post (I’ll eventually write a separate blog post), but I think that human learning is one of the most important subjects of this century.

In any case, if you want to master data science quickly, you need to learn how to learn.

### You need to learn “how to practice”

Part of learning “how to learn”, is understanding “how to practice.”

Data science has multiple facets. It has a knowledge base that you need to know (a set of concepts that you need to understand). But data science is also a set of skills.

As I’ve already emphasized, you need be a great data scientist, you need to be able to write code.

Learning to write code is quite a bit like learning to play piano or guitar. It’s a skill. And to master it, you need to practice.

This is one of the biggest gaps in data science education today. No one talks about how to practice.

The best guitar players practice relentlessly. When they first start out, they have drills that they run through in order to learn and master basic techniques. As they progress, they move on to other drills in order to learn and master new techniques. As they continue to develop, many of them supplement their practical, hands-on skill (i.e., playing the notes) with music theory. This further enhances their understanding and their skill.

Data science should be extremely similar. There is certainly a theoretical component (similar to music theory), but in practical terms, writing data science code is a hands-on skill. It’s something that you do, not just something that you know.

To really master data science, you need to learn and remember. But not just learn and remember in your head. Data science is something that you do. You need to “remember with your hands.”

To do that, you need to practice.

And to practice efficiently and effectively, you need to know how to practice.

## Discover how to learn, practice, and remember data science

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In coming weeks and months, Sharp Sight will be writing extensively on data science learning.

If you sign up to the email newsletter, you’ll learn the tips, hacks, and strategies for rapidly learning data science (so that you never forget).

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# Coefficient of Determination with Multiple Dependent Variables

I have X | Y1 | Y2 data, that I fit with some model. The model produces two values for one independent variable, where one is compared with the Y1 values, and the other is compared with the Y2 data.

To be clear: I am fitting all data at the same time, meaning I find the best parameters for the model, that describe both Y1 and Y2 as a function of X with the least overall sum of squares.

The fit works well, and now I want to calculate the R² value for the results. When I use Origin to do the fit, I get some value for R², but I have no idea how this is calculated.

I think that this is not the multiple regression case, because I have only one dependent variable. I understand how to calculate the R² value for the case where I have a single independent variable.

For example which average do I need when I build the sum? Do I use multiple average values (one for each independent variable), or do I average all Y values together?

As you may have guessed from my vocabulary, I am not very well versed in statistics, so a more Layman term description would be really great.

Edit: Here is some example data:

X   Y1  Y2
1   2   1
2   6   7
3   8   9
4   6   5
5   10  12
6   23  18

A dummy model (my actual model is more complex) would be:

Y1 = A * X + B
Y2 = (A/2) * X + B

Fit results I get with Origin are:

• I thought R^2 was computed using the squared error vs. the mean compared to the squared error vs. the fit. If you know the error from the fit then it shouldn't matter if your domain is univariate or multivariate. Is that right? – EngrStudent Jul 7 '15 at 16:47
• As far as I understand it, it's sum of squared residuals vs. sum of squared differences between mean and data. But, for example, do I have to calculate separate means for each Y value, or a combined one... I am a bit confused, and I guess a simple example would make it quite clear how to do it. I was unfortunately unable to find one, since most search results deal with mutiple regression – Jens Jul 7 '15 at 17:09
• can you give a few rows of dummy data? I can then try to make an answer that speaks to it. – EngrStudent Jul 7 '15 at 17:30
• Sure, please give me a few minutes – Jens Jul 7 '15 at 17:31
• Do you prefer "R" (code and plot) answer or "Excel" (screenshot) answer? – EngrStudent Jul 7 '15 at 17:33

This is a first attempt at an answer.

Source
I used your data for X, Y1, and Y2.

X   Y1  Y2
1   2   1
2   6   7
3   8   9
4   6   5
5   10  12
6   23  18

There is a 1:1 relationship here. A particular value of X, gives particular values of Y1 and Y2. The Y values can be thought of as a single point located in a 2d space. $Y=\left[ y_1,y_2 \right]$

Procedure:

1. enter the data into excel (excuse any typos)
2. compute the mean, slope, and intercept using normal methods
3. compute error between mean and actual for each row
4. compute error between linear fit and actual for each row
5. compute sum of squares for the mean-error column
6. compute sum of squares for the line-error column
7. compute the ratio of the sums in steps 5 and 6
8. subtract that value from 1, and compare to the provided R^2

Results from approach is shown here:

Compute of ratio for RSS shown here:

Graph of data shown here (yes, y1 label is poorly placed):

If you have a column of error, and a mean value of the target, then you can compute a Pearson R^2 statistic.

Some relevant references:

• Thank you very much for the work you have put into this answer. I may however have been unclear in my question. My fit takes all data in at the same time. It's basically a problem of 1 independent and two dependent variables. This is why my Origin output shows 12 data points and comes to a different result as yours. It's a great example for calculating R² in the 1 dependent / 1 independent variable case though. Sorry if I did not make myself clear in the first place – Jens Jul 7 '15 at 18:26
• So your output is multivariate and parametric? I can update this, but not today... my evening is booked. – EngrStudent Jul 7 '15 at 18:47
• Well, maybe ;-) I fit both Y1 and Y2 at the same time, so that the overall sum of squares = Sum_over_i((y1_i,Data - y1_i,Model(x_i))^2 + (y2_i,Data - y2_i,Model(x_i))^2) is minimized, by adjusting A and B. This may be what you meant. Thank you, have a great evening! – Jens Jul 7 '15 at 18:52
• Hello, I have looked into this some more as well. Once you have the done the coupled fit (like in the results posted in the question) you need to average each Y-column seperately (like you have done), divide the overall sum of squares by the sum of squared differences between each Y value (of both columns) and their respective average. Subtract from 1 and you get the R². I think you difference is in how you calculate the sum of squares, since you calculate slope and intercept separately in two linear fits, even though they need to be coupled (note (A/2) for Y2). Thank you for the edits! – Jens Jul 10 '15 at 15:58
• Actually, now I had in this approach a small deviation from the Origin result. As I found out, Origin does not use separate averages after all, but the combined average over all Y values (Y1 and Y2) and then just calculates R² as normal. However I don't know if that is indeed correct. – Jens Jul 10 '15 at 16:59

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Q:

# Today is Varun's birthday. One year, from today he will be twice as old as he was 12 years ago. How old is Varun today ?

 A) 20 years B) 22 years C) 25 years D) 27 years

Explanation:

Let Varun's age today = x years.

Then, Varun's age after 1 year = (x + 1) years.

Therefore x + 1 = 2 (x - 12) $\inline \Rightarrow$ x + 1 = 2x - 24 $\inline \Rightarrow$ x = 25.

Q:

Difference between two numbers is 5, six times of the smaller lacks by 6 from the four times of the greater. Find the numbers ?

 A) 12 & 7 B) 13 & 8 C) 15 & 10 D) 14 & 9

Explanation:

x – y = 5

4x – 6y = 6

x = 12 y = 7

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Q:

The arithmetic mean of the following numbers 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6 and 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7 is   ?

 A) 6 B) 9 C) 7 D) 5

Explanation:

Arithmatic mean = sum/members

=> (1x1 + 2x2 + 3x3 + 4x4 + 5x5 + 6x6 + 7x7) / (1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7)

=> 140/28 = 5

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Q:

Thrice the square of a natural number decreased by 4 times the number is equal to 50 more than the number. The number is  ?

 A) 5 B) 4 C) 7 D) 6

Explanation:

Let the number be x. Then,

$\inline \fn_jvn \small 3x^{2}$ - 4x = x + 50

$\inline \fn_jvn \small 3x^{2}$ - 5x - 50 = 0

(3x + 10)(x - 5) = 0

x = 5

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Q:

The sum of three numbers is 98. If the ratio of the first to the second is 2:3. And that of the second to the third is 5:8, then the second number is:

 A) 30 B) 27 C) 23 D) 33

Explanation:

Then, A:B = 2:3 and B:C = 5:8
= (5 x 3/5) : (8 x 3/5) = 3:24/5
A:B:C = 2:3:24/5
= 10:15:24 => B = 98 x 15/49 = 30.

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Q:

Ajay and Vijay have some marbles with them. Ajay told Vijay "if you give me 'x' marbles, both of us will have equal number of marbles". Vijay then told Ajay "if you give me twice as many marbles, I will have 30 more marbles than you would". Find 'x'  ?

 A) 4 B) 10 C) 8 D) 5

Explanation:

If Vijay gives 'x' marbles to Ajay then Vijay and Ajay would have V - x and A + x marbles.
V - x = A + x --- (1)
If Ajay gives 2x marbles to Vijay then Ajay and Vijay would have A - 2x and V + 2x marbles.
V + 2x - (A - 2x) = 30 => V - A + 4x = 30 --- (2)
From (1) we have V - A = 2x
Substituting V - A = 2x in (2)
6x = 30 => x = 5.


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Chapter 6 Class 10 Maths Lecture 11

Give me a stock clerk with a goal, and I will give you a man who will make history. Give me a man without a goal, and I will give you a stock clerk. – J.C. Penny

Lecture - 11 Chapter 6 Triangles

NCERT Exercise 6.5 (Part 1)

Question 8. In Fig. 6.54, O is a point in the interior of a triangle ABC, OD ⊥ BC, OE ⊥ AC and OF ⊥ AB. Show that
(i) OA2+OB2+OC2-OD2-OE2-OF2=AF2+BD2+CE2
(ii) AF2+BD2+CE2=AE2+CD2+BF2

Question 9. A ladder 10 m long reaches a window 8 m above the ground. Find the distance of the foot of the ladder from base of the wall.

Question 10. A guy wire attached to a vertical pole of height 18 m is 24 m long and has a stake attached to the other end. How far from the base of the pole should the stake be driven so that the wire will be taut?

Question 11. An aeroplane leaves an airport and flies due north at a speed of 1000 km per hour. At the same time, another aeroplane leaves the same airport and flies due west at a speed of 1200 km per hour. How far apart will be the two planes after $$1 \frac{1}{2}$$ hours?

NCERT Exercise 6.5 (Part 2)

Question 12. Two poles of heights 6 m and 11 m stand on a plane ground. If the distance between the feet of the poles is 12 m, find the distance between their tops.

Question 13. D and E are points on the sides CA and CB respectively of a triangle ABC right angled at C. Prove that AE2+BD2=AB2+DE2 .

Question 14. The perpendicular from A on side BC of a ∆ ABC intersects BC at D such that DB = 3 CD (see Fig. 6.55). Prove that 2 AB2 = 2 AC2 + BC2 .


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VSL 2014: VIENNA SUMMER OF LOGIC 2014
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08:45-10:15 Session 86I: Contributed Talks
Location: MB, Festsaal
08:45
Relatively filtral quasivarieties
SPEAKER: James Raftery

ABSTRACT. Improving a recent result of the author, it is shown here that, when a quasivariety K algebraizes a finitary sentential logic L, then L has a classical inconsistency lemma iff K is relatively filtral and its nontrivial members have only nontrivial subalgebras.  In the process, the theory of uniform congruence schemes, ideal varieties and filtrality is extended from varieties to quasivarieties, and it is proved that a quasivariety is relatively filtral iff it is relatively semisimple and has equationally definable principal relative congruences.

09:15
On logics of varieties and logics of semilattices

ABSTRACT. This contribution addresses a general problem of abstract algebraic logic and its instantiation for the variety of semilattices, which is the underlying structure of a host of non-classical logics, in particular fuzzy logics. The general problem is how to associate a logic with a given variety. Since the general theory of abstract algebraic logic provides three procedures to associate a class of algebras with a given logic, our original problem gives rise to three different questions. We show that one of them cannot be answered affirmatively in general, while the other two always can. We determine and study the weakest solution. This leads to a natural definition of the notion of "the logic of a variety". We obtain some results on the poset of all logics of a variety generated by a primal algebra. In the second part we study the poset of the logics of the variety of semilattices, showing that it has a minimum and two maximals and is atomless, among other results.

09:45
Congruential deductive systems associated with equationally orderable varieties
SPEAKER: Ramon Jansana

ABSTRACT. We introduce the notion of the deductive system of the order of an equationally orderable quasivariety and we prove that for equationally orederable varieties this deductive system is congreuntial (fully selfextensional). We compare the result with previous results on deductive systems with the congruece property (selfextensional)and the deduction-detachment property or the property of conjunction.

08:45-10:15 Session 86J: Contributed Talks
Location: MB, Hörsaal 15
08:45
Semantial and syntactial charaterisation of some extensions of the class of MV-algebras

ABSTRACT. We will consider MV-algebras as systems where A is a nonempty set of elements, 0 and 1 are distinct constant elements of A, + and · are binary operations on the elements of A, and - is a unary operation on elements of A. The class of all MV-algebras will be denoted be MV. It is known that the set Id(MV) of all identities fulfilled in the class MV determines a variety (i.e., nonempty class of algebras closed under subalgebras, homomorphic images and direct products) MV. Let Id(\tau) denote the set of all identities of type \tau. For a set S ⊆ Id(\tau) we denote by Cn(S) the deductive closure of S, i.e. Cn(S) is the smallest subset of Id(\tau) containing S such that: 1. x = x ∈ Cn(S) for every variable x; 2. p = q ∈ Cn(S) ⇒ q = p ∈ Cn(S); 3. p = q, q = r ∈ Cn(S) ⇒ p = r ∈ Cn(S); 4. Cn(S) isclosed under replacement; 5. Cn(S) is closed under substitution. If S = Cn(S) then S is called an equational theory. We will choose from the set Id(MV) a subset E. If the set E is a proper subset of the set Id(MV) and it is an equational theory, then its corresponding variety MV_E is bigger than MV with respect to inclusion. A natural question to describe a lattice of subvarieties of some bigger variety containing MV arises. A partial answer to this problem is presented in the paper. The research of subvarieties of the variety MV_E is a partial solution of the most general problem in this area: for a fixed language find all equational theories contained between the theory generated by the single identity x = x and the full theory determined by the single identity x = y. Logicians inquire about lattices of intermediate logics (for example between intuitionistic logic and classical logic), algebraists search for lattices of subvarieties. In our case the set E is related to the special structure of terms occurring in the identity. We consider a given type of algebras \tau : F → N, where F is a set of fundamental operation symbols and N is the set of non-negative integers. Let \Pi_F be the set of all partitions of F and let P ∈ \Pi_F. For any terms p and q of the type \tau, the identity p = q is P-compatible iff it is of the form x = x or both p and q are not variables and the outermost operation symbols in p and q belong to the same blok of the partition P. The notion of P-compatible identity was introduced by J. Płonka [7] and it is a generalization of an externally compatible identity introduced by W. Chromik in [2] and normal identity defined independently by J. Płonka [6] and I. I. Mel'nik [5]. An identity p = q of type \tau is externally compatible if it is of the form x = x or the most external fundamental operation symbols in p and q are identical (in other words, P-compatible identity is an externally compatible identity if P consists of singletons only). An identity p = q of type \tau is normal if it is of the form x = x or neither p nor q is a variable (i.e., P-compatible identity is a normal identity if P = {F}). For the variety V we will use the following notations: • P(V) - the set of all P-compatible identities satisfied in V, • Ex(V) - the set of all externally compatible identities satisfied in V, • N(V) - the set of all normal identities satisfied in V. • Id(V) - the set of all identities satisfied in V. The following inclusions are obvious: Ex(V) ⊆ P(V) ⊆ N(V) ⊆ Id(V). One can prove that P(V) is an equational theory. It is known that every equational theory corresponds to a variety of algebras. Let • V_P denotes the variety defined by P(V), • V_{Ex} denotes the variety defined by Ex(V), • V_N denotes the variety defined by N(V). It is a well known fact that the lattice of all equational theories extending the theory Id(V) is dually isomorphic to the lattice of all subvarieties of the variety V. Thus, for any partition P we have: V ⊆ V_N ⊆ V_P ⊆ V_{Ex}. Subvarieties of the variety MV have been studied by R. Grigolia, Y. Komori, A. Di Nola, and A. Lettieri. A. Lettieri and A. Di Nola gave equational bases for all MV. Y. Komori determined the lattice of subvarieties of the variety of MV. We will ask for the L(MV_{Ex}) lattice of subvarieties of the variety defined by the set Ex(MV). The full description of the lattice L(MV_{Ex}) is complicated and falls outside the scope of the talk. Of course, every subvariety of the class MV is also a proper subvariety of the variety determined the set Ex(MV). Beside giving a description of some chosen elements of the lattice L(MV_{Ex}) we will find all subdirectly irreducible algebras from the classes in the lattice L(MV_{Ex}) and we will give syntactical and semantical characterization of the class of algebras defined by P-compatible identities of MV-algebras. We use standard definitions from [1]. References [1] Burris, S., and H. P. Sankappanavar, A Course in Universal Algebra, Springer- Verlag, New York, 1981. [2] Chromik, W., Externally compatible identities of algebras', Demonstratio Mathematica 23 (1990), 345--355. [3] Di Nola, A., and A. Lettieri, Equational Characterization of All Varieties of MV-Algebras', Journal of Algebra 221 (1999), 463--474. [4] Yuichi Komori, Super Lukasiewicz propositional logics', Nagoya Mathematical Journal 84 (1981), 119--133. [5] Mel'nik, I. I., Nilpotent shifts of varieties', Mat. Zametki 14 (5) (1973) (in Russian). English translation: Math. Notes 14 (1973), 962--966. [6] Płonka, J., On the subdirect product of some equational classes of algebras', Math. Nachr. 63 (1974), 303--305. [7] Płonka, J., P-compatible identities and their applications to classical algebras', Math. Slovaca 40 (1) (1990), 21--30. [8] Tarski, A., `Equational logi and equational theories of algebras', in: H. A. Shmidt, K. Shütte, H. J. Thiele, (eds.), Contributions to Mathematical Logic, Nort Holland Publ. Co., Amsterdam, pp. 275--288.

09:15
The space of directions of a polyhedron

ABSTRACT. We study the Stone-Priestley dual space SpecSubP of the lattice of subpolyhedra of a compact polyhedron P, with motivations coming from geometry, topology, ordered-algebra, and non-classical logic. From the perspective of algebraic logic, our contribution is a geometric investigation of lattices of prime theories in Łukasiewicz logic, possibly extended with real constants.

The main result we announce here is that SpecSubP has a concrete description in terms of a non-Hausdorﬀ completion of the space P which holds great geometric interest.

If time allows, we discuss selected consequences of our main result, including compactness of the subspace of minimal primes of SpecSubP, and the fundamental property of SubP of being a co-Heyting algebra.

09:45
Interpreting Lukasiewicz logic into Intuitionistic logic

ABSTRACT. Fixing countable sets of propositional variables X and Y, we write Form(X) for the set of formulæ of Łukasiewicz (infinite-valued propositional) logic L, and Form(Y) for the set of formulæ of Intuitionistic (propositional) logic Int.

We prove that there exists a deductively closed theory Θ in Int, and a function T : Form(X) ⟶ Form(Y) satisfying T(⊤)=⊥, such that, for each α,β∈Form(X), the following holds:
β ⊢ α in L     if, and only if,     Θ∪{T(α)} ⊢ T(β) in Int.
As a corollary, a formula α∈Form(X) is provable in L if, and only if, ¬T(α) is provable in Int, modulo the theory Θ.

In future work we plan to investigate the properties of T and Θ. Some obvious questions to be addressed include axiomatisability of Θ, and computability of T.

10:15-10:45Coffee Break
10:45-12:45 Session 90AQ: Invited Talk (Fitting) and Tutorial (Baader)
Location: MB, Festsaal
10:45
The Range of Realization Which modal logics have explicit counter parts
11:45
Tutorial: Fuzzy Description Logics (Part 1)
13:00-14:30Lunch Break
14:30-16:00 Session 96AS: Invited Talk (Metcalfe) and Contributed Talk
Location: MB, Festsaal
14:30
First-Order Logics and Truth Degrees
15:30
Classification of germinal MV-algebras

ABSTRACT. The aim of this paper is to give a complete classification of germinal MV-algebras. As an application, we will settle the fifth one of the eleven problems present by Mundici in [D. Mundici, Advanced Łukasiewicz calculus and MV-algebras, Trends in Logic, Studia Logica Library. Vol. 35, Springer, Berlin, 2011].

16:00-16:30Coffee Break
16:30-18:00 Session 99AR: Contributed Talks
Location: MB, Festsaal
16:30
Cut-free calculus for second-order {G\"odel} logic
SPEAKER: unknown

ABSTRACT. We prove that the extension of the known hypersequent calculus for standard first-order {G\"odel} logic with usual rules for second-order quantifiers is sound and (cut-free) complete for Henkin-style semantics for second-order {G\"odel} logic. The proof is semantic, and it is similar in nature to {Sch\"utte} and Tait's proof of Takeuti's conjecture.

17:00
Poof Search and Co-NP completeness for Many-Valued Logics
SPEAKER: unknown

ABSTRACT. We provide a methodology to introduce relational hypersequent calculi for a large class of many-valued logics, and a sufficient condition for their Co-NP completeness. Our results include the most important Co-NP fuzzy logics.

17:30
Cut and completion?
SPEAKER: Sam van Gool

ABSTRACT. During the last decade a connection emerged between proof theory and algebra via which cut-elimination, one of the cornerstones of structural proof theory, can be proved by using completions, in particular, the MacNeille completion. This technique, which has been developed for a wide range of logics, including substructural ones, is far from trivial. Our modest aim in this paper is to establish what the technique of completions boils down to for "strong" logics such as full intuitionistic propositional logic, and what the connection is with other semantical proofs of cut-elimination.

16:30-18:00 Session 99AS: Contributed Talks
Location: MB, Hörsaal 15
16:30
Definability of truth predicates in abstract algebraic logic

ABSTRACT. One of the main topics of Abstract Algebraic Logic is the study of the Leibniz hierarchy, in which logics are classified by means of properties of the Leibniz operator which determine how nicely the Leibniz congruences and the truth predicates can be described in models of the logic. In this talk we will introduce and characterize logics, whose truth predicates are defined by means of equations with parameters. Then we will go through the consideration of weaker conditions on the truth predicates of a logic. This will give rise to a small hierarchy, in which logics are classified according to the way their truth predicates are defined; this new hierarchy can be thought of as an extension of the Leibniz hierarchy, since almost all the conditions we take into account turn out to be characterised by a property of the Leibniz operator.

17:00
Generalizing the Leibniz and Suszko operators

ABSTRACT. In this paper we study the notion of an S-coherent family of S-compatibility operators, for a sentential logic S. This notion is tailored to be a common generalization of the well-known Leibniz and Suszko operators, which have been fundamental tools in recent developments of Abstract Algebraic Logic. The first main result we prove is a General Correspondence Theorem, which generalizes several results of this kind obtained for either the Leibniz operator (Blok and Pigozzi, 1986; Font and Jansana, 2001) or the Suszko operator (Czelakowski, 2003). We apply the general results to obtain several new characterizations of the main classes of logics in the Leibniz hierarchy in terms of the Leibniz operator or in terms of the Suszko operator.

17:30
Church-style type theories over finitary weakly implicative logics

ABSTRACT. In this paper, Church--Henkin simple type theories are constructed for finitary weakly implicative logics. The resulting type theory TT(L) over a given finitary weakly implicative logic L is the minimal (extensional, substitution-invariant) type theory closed under the rules of lambda-conversion and the intersubstitutivity of equals whose propositional fragment coincides with L and whose sound and complete Henkin semantics consists of Henkin-style general models over a generating class of L-algebras. The soundness and completeness theorem for TT(L) is obtained by a schematic adaptation of the proof for the ground theory TT0 which is a common fragment of all TT(L).


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What is mass?

What is mass?

TL;DR – Inertial mass tells us how many states are there within a given range of velocity. More massive bodies are harder to accelerate because they have to go through more states to reach the same change in velocity.

In this post I want to look a bit more closely at the concept of mass. We are mainly going to talk about inertial mass (the one used in $F=ma$) as I still don’t quite understand gravitational mass (the one related to gravitational forces and space-time curvature).

If you open a physics textbook, inertial mass is defined as the resistance of an object to being accelerated. That is, $F=ma$: if I apply the same force, the more massive object is harder to accelerate. Now, that does not quite work in general.

According to this notion the lesser the mass, the easier is to change the velocity of a body. Now consider the photon: its speed is the constant $c$ and cannot be changed. In other words: the photon is infinitely hard to accelerate. It should have infinite mass, right? Actually no: it has zero mass. So, that understanding of inertial mass does not quite hold.

Is there a better one? I think so and here is the gist. A small range of velocity $dv$ defines a set of possible trajectories for a particle: the ones corresponding to the different initial conditions for velocity. This will correspond to a set of possible states defined by a range of momentum $dp$. The ratio between the count of possible states and the count of possible trajectories, $\dfrac{\partial p}{\partial v} = m$, tells us how many possible states are there in each unit of velocity. A more massive body, then, is harder to accelerate because it has to go through more states to achieve the same change in velocity. A less massive body, on the other hand, is easier to accelerate because it has fewer states to go through. For a massless body, instead, a range of velocity will not correspond to a range of possible states. $p$ is not a function of $v$ and therefore a change in state (i.e. momentum) will not correspond to a change in trajectory (i.e. velocity).

It’s a bit of a different perspective, which I think maps better to both the math and the physics, but let’s go through some details to better understand how it works.

1. Getting the math right

The first order of business if to find a mathematical definition that works in all cases. $F=ma$ does not because massless particles do not accelerate: they travel at the same constant speed. $p=mv$ does not work either: the momentum of a massless particle is not zero and for a charged particle $p=mv + qA$ where $q$ is the charge and $A$ the vector potential.

We can, instead, use the following:

\label{simpleMass}
\frac{\partial p}{\partial v} = m

This works for a massive charged particle, $\frac{\partial}{\partial v} (mv + qA) = m$, and for a photon, $\frac{\partial}{\partial v} (\hbar k) = 0$ since the momentum does not depend on the velocity. For those familiar with relativity, in the four-dimensional case we have:

\label{advancedMass}
\frac{\partial p_\alpha}{\partial u^\beta} = m \, g_{\alpha \beta}

which is interesting because it already ties in the metric tensor $g_{\alpha \beta}$, i.e. the geometry of space-time, in the expression. So, maybe the link between inertial and gravitational mass is already staring me in the face… but I still don’t get it.

At any rate, mathematically we can define mass as the constant that relates changes in velocity to changes in momentum. Now, what does that mean physically?

2. Counting possibilities

Let’s go a few steps backwards and ask some seemingly unrelated questions. Suppose I have a ball and five empty boxes. I want to put the ball in one of the boxes. How many possibilities do I have? The answer is simple: five.

If I get any set of discrete choices, the number of possibilities is always equal to the number of discrete choices. But what happens in the continuous case? Suppose I have a ball and a range of $1$ m. How many possibilities are there? The obvious answer would be: infinite. There are two problems with the answer: it leads to physical absurdities and it is not mathematically consistent with other definitions.

Physically, suppose I increase the range to $1$ Km: that is also infinitely many possibilities. So, I have as many possibilities in $1$ m as $1$ Km. That does not sound right: I should have $1000$ times more. Mathematically, if you happen to have studied topology you’d know that the topology that we ascribe to continuous space (i.e. manifolds) is the open set topology. This means that isolated points are of measure zero (not one) and finite ranges have finite measure (not infinite). That is: the choice of the topology already sets the measure through the Riesz representation theorem.

So, how many possibilities are there in a range of $1$ m? $1$ m worth. How many possibilities are there in a range of $1$ Km? 1000 times more than in $1$ m. This gives an interesting insight: all numeric measurement can be seen as counting possibilities: a range of $1$ Kelvin defines a number of possible temperatures, a range of $1$ Pascal a number of possible pressures and so on. This relates to the importance of linearity in the definition of our unit system and therefore in all of physics: combining two intervals of $1$ meter should give us double the possibilities.

In general, suppose that I have one quantity $\hat{x}=\hat{x}(x)$ that is a linear function of another, how does the count of possibilities transform? It is:

\label{countTransform}
\Delta \hat{x} = \frac{\partial \hat{x}}{\partial x} \Delta x

This also gives us another insight. The partial derivative can be seen as the coefficient that transforms the count of possibilities from one unit (or quantity) to another. Relationships between different variables, then, must be differentiable if we want to map possibilities between them.

This is all very interesting: but what does it have to do with mass?

3. Counting states and trajectories

For particle mechanics, we have at least two things we may want to count: states and trajectories. States are identified by position and momentum (i.e. the state variables) while trajectories are identified by position and velocity (i.e. the initial conditions). Since position is the same for both, the relationship between momentum and velocity is enough to tell us how the count changes. That is, if we combine \eqref{simpleMass} and \eqref{countTransform} (and skip some mathematical details) we have:

\label{stateCountTransform}
\Delta p = \frac{\partial p}{\partial v} \Delta v = m \Delta v

In other words: inertial mass transforms the count of possible trajectories into the count of possible states. A more massive body has fewer trajectories within the same possible states. This makes intuitive sense: a force changes the state of a system, which goes through the same number of possible states, but different bodies accelerate differently depending on the ratio between states and trajectories. This reasoning extends to massless particles, like the photon. If the particle has no mass, momentum and velocity are independent variables. Changes in momentum will not produce any change in velocity.

The key here is that the derivative of the inverse is not the inverse of the derivative. In fact if $p$ is not a function of $v$ then $v$ is not a function of $p$: $\dfrac{\partial p}{\partial v} = \dfrac{\partial v}{\partial p} = 0$. In the introduction, in fact, we observed how the photon is impossible to accelerate, which should suggest the mass is infinite. Well, in a way, the mass and its inverse are both zero. It looks like that because what we are really saying is that the magnitude of momentum and velocity are independent variables: looking at the trajectory of a photon tells us nothing about the magnitude of its momentum.

4. Conclusion

We have seen that the inertial mass can be given a more general physical meaning as the constant that relates the count of possible states to the count of possible trajectories. This gives a concept that works in a more general context.

Not everything, though, is nice and neat. In the massless case the velocity and the momentum are not completely independent: the direction is the same. How does that fit into the picture? In \eqref{advancedMass} the metric tensor does come into place: how does the space-time curvature (i.e. gravity) affect the relationship? The same relationship implies that momentum is a linear function of velocity: does it have to be so and why?

It would make sense if, in some way, the geometry of space-time affects the possibility count of trajectories: gravity would be the “apparent” force that results from such a correction. I do hope one day to find answers to these questions and that they will give more insight into why inertial mass and gravitational forces are related. Unfortunately, I can never predict when…


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# Complex Variables

$\zeta = e^{\pi i / 3} = \cos(\pi i / 3) + i \sin(\pi i / 3)$ is a complex cube root of unity; its complex conjugate, $\bar{\zeta} = e^{2 \pi i / 3}$, is another root.

$\alpha = e^{\pi i / p}$ is a complex p-th root of unity, then $\sum_{q = 0}^{p} e^{\pi i / q} = \alpha + \alpha^2 + \ldots + \alpha^p = 0$.


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# The enthalpy change for the combustion of CyHa(g) is -2220. kJlmol: Calculate the heat of combustion if 0.2205 g CyHs(g)

###### Question:

The enthalpy change for the combustion of CyHa(g) is -2220. kJlmol: Calculate the heat of combustion if 0.2205 g CyHs(g) is burned in 0.6400 g 02(g): Select one: a.q =-I1.10 kJ b; q 44440 kJ C q =-4440 kJ d.q =-1.110 *104 kJ e q =-8.880 kJ

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]> 32.8 Computing Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors

## 32.8 Computing Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors

We here address the following questions:

1. How can we actually compute eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a given matrix?

2. How can we apply what we know about matrices to quadratic functions (also called quadratic forms)? And to critical points and saddle points.

3. We describe an eigenvector game: learn how to just look at a matrix and guess an eigenvector!

How to compute eigenvalues and eigenvectors for large matrices is an important question in numerical analysis. We will merely scratch the surface for small matrices.

There is an obvious way to look for real eigenvalues of a real matrix: you need only write out its characteristic polynomial, plot it and find its solutions.

This is quite easy to do in two dimensions, not difficult in three or four dimensions, and not really difficult for a computer in many more dimensions.

This is very straightforward and dull.

In two dimensions the characteristic equation is

$x 2 − tr ( M ) x + det  ( M ) = 0$

This equation can be solved using the quadratic formula and the eigenvalues can be obtained by explicit formulae.

In three dimensions the characteristic equation is

$x 3 − tr ( M ) x 2 + A x − det  ( M ) = 0$

where $A$ is the sum of pairs of diagonal elements minus the products of each opposite pair of off diagonal elements

$A = M 11 * M 22 + M 11 * M 33 + M 22 * M 33 − M 12 * M 21 − M 13 * M 31 − M 23 * M 32$

There is a cubic formula for solving this equation but it is probably easier to find one solution, say z, numerically, whereupon the other two obey the quadratic equation

$x 2 − ( tr ( M ) − z ) x + det  ( M ) z = 0$

Since the characteristic polynomial is cubic, it goes in opposite directions for large arguments positive versus negative, and so by starting at same and homing in (by the divide and conquer approach) you can find a solution to any desired accuracy with relative ease.

So how do we find an eigenvector given an eigenvalue $z$ ? There is a very simple answer that usually works. A column eigenvector can be obtained by taking the cofactors of any row of $M − z I$ and arranging them as a column vector.

Exercises:

32.5 When will this approach fail?

32.6 Prove that if the cofactors don't all vanish they provide a column eigenvector.

32.7 Choose a random 3 by 3 matrix and find an eigenvalue and corresponding eigenvector.

There are other ways to find eigenvectors and eigenvalues that often work.

One approach is to raise the matrix to a high power. This is easier to do than it sounds.

You can then notice that the high power of the matrix will tend to have rank 1, usually, and you can read off a row and a column eigenvector from it.

You can easily deduce the corresponding eigenvalue by having the matrix act on the eigenvector you find.

If there is an eigenvalue that has greater magnitude than any other and it has only one eigenvector, (it is not a multiple root of the characteristic equation for $M$ ) then this method will usually find it.

You can apply the same approach to the inverse matrix to $M$ to find an eigenvalue smallest in magnitude and its eigenvector.

These actions are relatively easy on Excel spreadsheets, because these have functions that take the product of two matrices (called mmult), which finds the inverse of a matrix (minverse) and takes the determinant of a matrix (mdeterm).

Using mmult it is quite easy to square a matrix, copying the procedure to raise it to the fourth power, copy both procedures to raise it to the eighth and then sixteenth power; copy the whole mess to raise to the 256 th power etc.

For a four by four matrix once you have two eigenvalues, then you can get the rest by solving quadratics and you can usually get the largest and smallest in magnitude by raising $A$ and $A − 1$ to high powers.

Of course once you have the eigenvalue that is largest in magnitude, you could look for the second largest. This can be accomplished by projecting the columns of $M$ to vectors normal to the first row eigenvector, and working with the resulting matrix.

Of course you run into trouble with this approach if there are two eigenvectors with the same largest magnitude of eigenvalue or nearly the same one.

How do we find the matrix $A$ which we can use to diagonalize $M$ ?

$A$ 's columns are normalized eigenvectors of $M$ .


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An object is a JavaScript data type, just as a number or a string is also a data type. It was derived from the ECMAScript Programming Language Standard. If the property name is number then we don’t need to wrap the property name inside single /double quotes in object creation. A JavaScript object is just a collection of named values. In the previous Example, we used a JSON to represent an employee data.. And we have represented different properties for the employee; “First Name”, “Last Name”, “employee ID” and “designation”. Inside each pair of { } is a key:value pair called “ property ”. Each object has something called properties. The script function GET_VAR works really well, but VARA values are useful in many other places. Try to make sense of the notation used by linking up which layer L-1 is in the graph. 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The comparable array literal syntax would be to use square brackets [] instead of curly brackets {}. Creating objects in JavaScript is easy. There are three possible ways in which you can modify an object: Add items to an object In the second line, I retrieved the ‘First-name’ property of the object by using square bracket notation. 5 Possible Reasons Your Notifications Are Not Working In React Native, How To Build an App With Drag and Drop With Angular, 10 Lessons That Helped Me Grow As A Developer, Interview Prep: Build Web Application Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, TypeScript and Babel, a match made in heaven, Why you should publish your own npm package and tips for getting it right, Quick Tut: Notifications, SSE, SocketIO, & Push API. Note: The for in loop will not iterate over any properties that have their enumerable attribute set to false; for example, the length property of an array. 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Below we’ll dive into each and discover some of the differences. instruction at the end of the array environment. require default cases in switch statements. But if the property name is double , then need to warp the property name inside single /double quotes . Our car object will have three properties: make, model and color.$\begingroup$Confusion does not usually arise from the use of braces for both sets and sequences thanks to context. Semicolons should be included at the end of function expressions, but not at the end of function declarations. More information about GET_VAR can be found in the Automic Manual. Keys can be strings or identifiers, while values can be any valid expression. So, If the property name is not a valid identifier , then we cannot access its value using . It is clear that the set$\{1,0,1,0,...\}$implies order and is thus a sequence, and the set$\{0,1\}\$ does not. Javascript never ends a statement if the next token is an infix or bracket operator. Introduction to JavaScript Object Notation. We want to include negative 15, so our lower bound to our interval is negative 15. JSON (JavaScript Object Notation, pronounced / ˈ dʒ eɪ s ən /; also / ˈ dʒ eɪ ˌ s ɒ n /) is an open standard file format, and data interchange format, that uses human-readable text to store and transmit data objects consisting of attribute–value pairs and array data types (or any other serializable value). In HTML, use the decimal codes with the prefix &#. It assumes no previous knowledge but walks the reader through basic HTML, XHTML, HTML5, DHTML, composing good HTML, and much more. We can access the property of an object by. The script uses the fuction GET_VAR. The other way to reference objects is via bracket notation. Let’s begin by creating a simple object representing a car. Notice the curly braces — that’s the main distinction between an array and an object. Includes a table of contents to go to just what you are looking for. Join my email list to get free access to all of my Medium articles. The "Bracket Notation" Lesson is part of the full, JavaScript: From Fundamentals to Functional JS, v2 course featured in this preview video. The "Looping Solution, Part 3" Lesson is part of the full, JavaScript: From Fundamentals to Functional JS, v2 course featured in this preview video. so we can access those properties using . JavaScript JavaScript Reference ... We insert the header variable in the output, using curly brackets. 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JavaScript is high level compiled and multiparadigmatic, mostly just-in-time. While dot notation is by far the most commonly used syntax when working with objects in JavaScript, there is another approach that you may see called bracket notation. As you can probably guess, when you convert an array to JSON format, you’ll find square brackets [] instead of curly brackets [] in the JSON string that results from calling JSON.stringify(). The length() method is a member of the object created by the example. JSON syntax is derived from JavaScript object notation syntax: Data is in name/value pairs. ... An object can be created with curly brackets {} with an optional list of properties. JavaScript Bracket Notation - Practical Examples Article Purpose. The flexibility of square bracket notation How to build a working game in The Crypt In chapter 3 you saw how to create objects with curly braces and get and set properties with dot notation. 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