@mikelydeamore.bsky.social
Lecturer in Business Analytics at Monash University. Research in networks, observation models and infectious diseases. Focus on healthcare acquired infections. Extreme user of R, extreme lover of data. https://www.michaellydeamore.com
It's a tough gig out here.
Discovery project submitted. Now time to relax in Mauritius for a few days.
Perhaps all conferences should be held on tropical islands...
You put your one bag in, you take your one bag out. You put your one bag in WITH THE BAG TAG ON how hard are instructions.
Bag drop queues should have a special line for people with 1 bag. Change my mind.
At the end of 2023, the Victorian Department of Health changed the guidelines for patients colonised with Carbapenemase-producing Enterobacterales. We showed that this policy change will result only in a small reduction in demand for single-patient beds. #episky www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Hi, can you help me? I want to develop a model that makes risk predictions.
Use logistic regression.
Can I use some more modern techniques, like AI?
Use a neural network with single non-hidden feed forward layer that outputs to a single dimension using a sigmoid activation function.
I am #hiring 2 analysts for the Statistics for Development Division at the Pacific Community (SPC). Skills: #rstats and/or Stata; Git; complex household surveys; development issues relating to Pacific Islands.
Based in either Fiji or New Caledonia (and we will relocate you and your family there).
I am here too! Will try and find you to catch for up.
It's always an intriguing mix of people telling me masks don't work and are a war crime, and people telling me allowing covid to spread is a war crime. More fascinating than upsetting, at least to me. Especially the obsession with the criminal part of any advice (most of which isn't even mine!)
A lifetime on the internet has made me reasonably immune to these things, but I *still* get emails (2 years on) from die-hards telling me how I should be punished for harms caused...