On Fri, 26 Oct 2007, Ravi Varadhan wrote:
> Please pardon my non-R related response, but I couldn't resist this!
>
> I have always felt that the phrase "steep learning curve" is incorrectly
> used. If one plots "learning" on Y-axis and effort (or time) on the X-axis,
> then the (instantaneous) sl
Ravi Varadhan sent the following at 26/10/2007 17:29:
> Please pardon my non-R related response, but I couldn't resist this!
>
> I have always felt that the phrase "steep learning curve" is incorrectly
> used. If one plots "learning" on Y-axis and effort (or time) on the X-axis,
> then the (in
Please pardon my non-R related response, but I couldn't resist this!
I have always felt that the phrase "steep learning curve" is incorrectly
used. If one plots "learning" on Y-axis and effort (or time) on the X-axis,
then the (instantaneous) slope of the learning curve for R should be
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