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Waiting for next season’s prize task “something that came from a museum” with an obvious 5 point winner.

As a child (6?), my pediatrician once asked me if I had any more questions (about the visit). I asked him why the alphabet is the way that it is. He gave me a very nice explanation.

I replied to you, lmao

“Everyone uses AI” is a crazy take

Academia man does whatever an academy does

What does this mean?

... this does pretty well, predicting scores within 20 words (out of up to 680), which generates more consistency in the first analysis, when kids had a mix of instruments.

But, in our specific dataset (the Baby Connectome project), some kids were sampled using an instrument that isn't normed for their age range (they were too old), so we also created a set of models to predict vocabulary score from an undersampled score with a possible ceiling effect) ...

... this gives summary values (peak growth rate, and time at peak) that are related to one another, but normally distributed.

This lets you compare across individuals whose vocabulary was sampled at {8, 11, 14} and {16, 19, 21}, for example.

You say that like god would ever have been found on twitter