Sunday Stats Hack: AUC vs Approximated AUC from infrequent measurements

Vukosi MarivatePosted on June 23, 2013 Posted in Rutgers, Technical Hacks, Work 1 Comment

Very interesting (to me at least) hack to check what happens when you approximate an infrequent process, to a periodic one. Click on the image to find out more.

AUC Histogram

 

Check out the Ipython Notebook for this hack http://nbviewer.ipython.org/5845621

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One comment on “Sunday Stats Hack: AUC vs Approximated AUC from infrequent measurements”

1. Robert Schomburg says:

   April 4, 2014 at 11:03 pm

   Vukosi, I am enjoying this hack, because playing it is engaging my learning more about the scipy api. For you this may be amusing play, but for others like myself, it is like following a teacher. Funny how human progress is made! Thanks for posting.

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