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データサイエンティストの気づき「勉強だけして仕事に役立てない人。大嫌い！」。『それ自分かも！』ってなった。
https://qiita.com/kaizen_nagoya/items/d85830d58d8dd7f71d07
の反省にもとづいて始めた作業の一つです。
どんな分野も、取り組むときには、対象文献の、参考文献の参考文献の参考文献を調べ、出現頻度が高い文献は、
- 基本原理的な事項を整理しているか。
- みんなが批判の対象にしているか。
のどちらかだと仮定して読み込むようにしようとしています。
@gen_nospare 【論文紹介】統計学の過去50年における最も重要なアイディアとは？
What are the most important statistical ideas of the past 50 years?
Andrew Gelman, Aki Vehtari
https://arxiv.org/abs/2012.00174
の参考文献の入手可能性を確認します。
「統計学の過去50年における最も重要なアイディア」がどの論文に書いてある、何のことを言っているのか、さっぱりわかておらず、確かめる作業の一環です。
その参考文献の参考文献の入手可能性を確認します。
その参考文献の参考文献の参考文献を確認する予定です。
３ヶ月くらいかける予定です。
<この項は書きかけです。順次追記します。>
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