SUO: Re: Evaluation Framework for Content Standards
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Matthew West wrote:
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> Dear Jon,
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> Yes I agree, but fortunately there are few people
> interested in these so we can ignore them until
> significant interest arises.
Matthew,
By his own description, JS is interested in a 25-dimensional
boolean-valued description of JS and everything else, most
systems engineers I know are interested in 6-dimensional
descriptions, 3 position and 3 momentum, at a minimum,
many social science studies that I have worked on
have something between 10^2 to 10^5 dimensions
to describe each entity at each time, etc.
That is precisely why the standard textbook definition of "event"
has long been formulated at a level far more general than the
parameters of dimensionality and any reference to the nature
of the variables generating the sample space.
Jon
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> > there is also a 10-dimensional JS and a 26-dimensional JS and
> > an infinite-dimensional complex-number-valued hilbert space JS
> > and ...
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> > ja
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