Haha! While I do know some calculus and I remember some linear algebra, I never got very deep into it. It was helpful for creating population models and predicting a bunch of ecological phenomena … it was at the same time very basic. Nowadays the most I deal with is descriptive stats and knowing the power of significance (or insignificance).
Thanks, but I'm just an average person who devoted a lot of time to it.
by Bill Liam East; ; Report
Looking back and realized you're like, the only actual scientist on here. You know calculus and linear algebra, don't deny it.
No, no, inb4 denial. You probably can explain the split octonion number system better than I'll even ever understand it. Come on now.
by Bill Liam East; ; Report
Haha! While I do know some calculus and I remember some linear algebra, I never got very deep into it. It was helpful for creating population models and predicting a bunch of ecological phenomena … it was at the same time very basic. Nowadays the most I deal with is descriptive stats and knowing the power of significance (or insignificance).
Octonian number system —- dear lord.
by Kommando Mutiliid; ; Report