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EVE-Online RP Discussion and Resources => CCP Public Library => Topic started by: Alain Colcer on 10 Nov 2010, 07:34
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Did anyone notice this?
http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Vitoxin
CCP Dropbear added quite a bit of PF regarding Vitoc, Vitoc Cure and some of the events in the past related to it.
i may be mistaken, but never have seen so much info about it.
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Well, one thing is certain - whoever wrote that article, used to be a raver.
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Footnote 4 is intriguing
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Footnote 4 is intriguing
http://www.eveonline.com/ingameboard.asp?a=topic&threadID=791351 ?
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Oooh. I likey.
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Very nice. Especially as a lot of the information from the EM research document has now been made offcial lore (in fact a clear copy/paste).
I would love to do science articles for EVE except it goes against my interest to do completely "make up science"; there needs to be some in game action or feature that it ties with or it will feel too fake and unprofessional for my taste. I am after all more of a scientist than a fictional writer.
Doing real science in a virtual world where there are no natural variabilites a limited access to different populations is a bit tricky, though, I have had a few topics that I could study... if I ever get around to it.
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Very nice. Especially as a lot of the information from the EM research document has now been made offcial lore (in fact a clear copy/paste).
I would love to do science articles for EVE except it goes against my interest to do completely "make up science"; there needs to be some in game action or feature that it ties with or it will feel too fake and unprofessional for my taste. I am after all more of a scientist than a fictional writer.
Doing real science in a virtual world where there are no natural variabilites a limited access to different populations is a bit tricky, though, I have had a few topics that I could study... if I ever get around to it.
this means things like the occurrence of space lesbians, as published on IGS, could become PF?
/o\
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Very nice. Especially as a lot of the information from the EM research document has now been made offcial lore (in fact a clear copy/paste).
I would love to do science articles for EVE except it goes against my interest to do completely "make up science"; there needs to be some in game action or feature that it ties with or it will feel too fake and unprofessional for my taste. I am after all more of a scientist than a fictional writer.
Doing real science in a virtual world where there are no natural variabilites a limited access to different populations is a bit tricky, though, I have had a few topics that I could study... if I ever get around to it.
this means things like the occurrence of space lesbians, as published on IGS, could become PF?
/o\
No, but all Muck Raker posts can.
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this means things like the occurrence of space lesbians, as published on IGS, could become PF?
/o\
No, but all Muck Raker posts can.
I meant this thread http://www.eveonline.com/ingameboard.asp?a=topic&threadID=1248530
it has graphs!
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I meant this thread http://www.eveonline.com/ingameboard.asp?a=topic&threadID=1248530
it has graphs!
Best thread ever.
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I meant this thread http://www.eveonline.com/ingameboard.asp?a=topic&threadID=1248530
it has graphs!
Best thread ever.
Aye, except Anneka assumed a normal distribution in her data analysis instead of the correctly binomial distribution. Still, there were some interesting results to be found.
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i may be mistaken, but never have seen so much info about it.
Maybe they know something that we don't. But any way it's good there so much info about it.
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Aye, except Anneka assumed a normal distribution in her data analysis instead of the correctly binomial distribution. Still, there were some interesting results to be found.
... Why don't you pick up the mantle and run somewhere with the initial results? :P
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I meant this thread http://www.eveonline.com/ingameboard.asp?a=topic&threadID=1248530
it has graphs!
Best thread ever.
Aye, except Anneka assumed a normal distribution in her data analysis instead of the correctly binomial distribution. Still, there were some interesting results to be found.
As any statistician knows, the Central Limit Theorem enables the transformation of a set of independent identically distributed random variables of any distribution type into a normal distribution via a simple formula.
Anneka's methods, while not entirely rigorous, can be refined and made valid.
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Aye, except Anneka assumed a normal distribution in her data analysis instead of the correctly binomial distribution. Still, there were some interesting results to be found.
... Why don't you pick up the mantle and run somewhere with the initial results? :P
I did. I wrote Sviw's reply to the thread.
I had to analyze and divide by ship class as otherwise the significant higher rate of space lesbians flying battleships than in the general population would have been blurred by the no difference in the populations of the other ship classes giving no statistical findings at all.