Titlebook: Inleiding complementaire zorg; Martine Busch,Anneke Huisman,Adriaan Visser Book 2017Latest edition Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, onderdeel van

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Marilène Dolseving this lofty goal is not easy. First, “long enough” may, in practice, be “too long” in many applications and thus unacceptable. Second, to get “confession” from large data sets one needs to use state-of-the-art “torturing” tools. Third, Nature is very stubborn — not yielding easily or unwilling

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Joke Thijssen-Kerstens,Susan Hupkensplementary material: “If you torture the data long enough, Nature will confess,” said 1991 Nobel-winning economist Ronald Coase. The statement is still true. However, achieving this lofty goal is not easy. First, “long enough” may, in practice, be “too long” in many applications and thus unacceptabl

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Jasperien van der Pasch-Fliermanplementary material: “If you torture the data long enough, Nature will confess,” said 1991 Nobel-winning economist Ronald Coase. The statement is still true. However, achieving this lofty goal is not easy. First, “long enough” may, in practice, be “too long” in many applications and thus unacceptabl

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Martine Buscheving this lofty goal is not easy. First, “long enough” may, in practice, be “too long” in many applications and thus unacceptable. Second, to get “confession” from large data sets one needs to use state-of-the-art “torturing” tools. Third, Nature is very stubborn — not yielding easily or unwilling

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plementary material: “If you torture the data long enough, Nature will confess,” said 1991 Nobel-winning economist Ronald Coase. The statement is still true. However, achieving this lofty goal is not easy. First, “long enough” may, in practice, be “too long” in many applications and thus unacceptabl

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Susan Hupkenst vector machines are proposed that can effectively deal with the uncertain boundary and improve predictive accuracy in linear SVM for data having uncertainties. This is achieved by dividing the training documents into three distinct regions (positive, boundary, and negative regions) based on a slid