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From: Joseph Turian on 2 Jul 2010 20:57 Question: What is an accurate technique for computing the moving variance? Answer: http://metaoptimize.com/qa/questions/287/what-is-an-accurate-technique-for-implementing-moving-variance I have just launched a machine learning + statistics Q&A site: http://metaoptimize.com/qa/ I announced it initially to ML people, and am now announcing it more broadly to statisticians. There isn't enough crosspolination between adjacent fields like stats, ML, NLP, etc. The fact that we go to different conferences is a bug, not a feature! My site aims to improve the communication between our fields. It's for statisticians + ML people + data miners to come together and share knowledge and techniques, to document our ideas in an informal online setting, and to discuss details that don't always make it into publications. Philip Resnick (UMD): "Looking at the questions being asked, the people responding, and the quality of the discussion, I can already see this becoming the go-to place for those 'under the hood' details you rarely see in the textbooks or conference papers. This site is going to save a lot of people an awful lot of time and frustration." Why should you sign up and post a question or answer? * Communicate with experts outside of your lab * Crosspolinate information with researchers in adjacent fields (ML, NLP, data mining, etc.) * Answer a question once publicly, instead of potentially many times over email * Share knowledge to create additional impact beyond publication * Find new collaborators Please sign up here: http://metaoptimize.com/qa/account/signin/ (you can do one-click login with your Facebook or Google or OpenID account, or just use a username/password combo.) Please forward this announce to whomsoever might be interested. I look forward to seeing you on the site! Best, Joseph Turian postdoc at Universite de Montreal |