CDS1003

1. Basic Concepts
Population: Entire group of interest

Sample: Subset of population

Parameter: Describes population (e.g., μ)

Statistic: Describes sample (e.g., x̄)

Descriptive Statistics: Organizing/summarizing data

Inferential Statistics: Drawing conclusions about population from sample

2. Data Types & Measurement Levels
Level Properties Examples
Nominal Categories only Gender, colors
Ordinal Ordered categories Ratings (good/fair/poor)
Interval Ordered, equal intervals, no tru zero Temperature...

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Dkakak

Q.3 What are the differences between NameNode and DataNode?

NameNode is the master node in HDFS, while DataNode is the slave node.

NameNode stores metadata like file names, directory structure, permissions, etc.

DataNode stores the actual data blocks of the files.

NameNode manages the namespace and regulates access to files.

DataNode performs read and write operations on HDFS blocks.

There is only one active NameNode (with a standby for high availability).

There are usually many DataNodes

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Labor Economics Comprehensive Review Guide


Section 1: Labor Demand Basics

  • Firms hire workers up 2 the point where the wage equals the Value of Marginal Product (VMP).

    • VMP = P × MP (where P = price of output, MP = marginal product of labor)

  • Downward-sloping labor demand due 2 diminishing marginal returns 2 labor.


Section 2: Labor Supply & Elasticity

  • Labor supply reflects the tradeoff between leisure & work.

  • Reservation wage: the minimum wage a person is willing 2 accept 4

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psy 2000

Key Concepts

What is Stress?

  • Stress: Circumstances that threaten or are perceived to threaten one’s well-being and tax coping abilities.

  • Common stressors: Frustration, conflict, change, pressure.


Types of Stress

Type Description
Frustration Occurs when pursuit of a goal is blocked.
Conflict When two or more incompatible motivations compete.
Examples:
🔹 Approach-Approach – two good choices.
🔹 Avoidance-Avoidance – two bad choices.
🔹 Approach-Avoidance – one choice
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Trinity

MICROBIOLOGY CHEAT SHEET


Motors & Motility

  • Molecular motors: Convert chemical → mechanical energy.

  • Bacteria: Ion flow drives rotation.

  • Archaea: ATP hydrolysis.

  • Microscale motion: Non-reciprocal due to low Reynolds number.


Microbial Nutrient Cycling

  • Biogeochemical cycles: Oxidation of substrates; interlinked (C, N, S).

  • Carbon cycle: Key to ecosystem productivity, water quality.


Carbon & Energy Metabolism

  • Autotrophs: Use CO₂.

    • Photoautotrophs: Light energy.

    • Chemoautotrophs:

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mtaif

Saad Nagi (1965) O primeiro modelo a tentar explicar o processo de incapacidade; É um modelo social (estes modelos não são exclusivos da saúde);-A incapacidade é vista como sendo resultado da interação da pessoa com o seu ambiente; 1. Patologia Ativa – Interrupção ou interferência com processos fisiológicos normais; 2. Deficiência – Perda ou alteração anatómica, fisiológica, mental ou emocional; 3. Limites Funcionais – Limitação na performance do individuo; 4. Incapacidade

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Week 13:

Congress: The Big Lessons From Two Recent Congresses

  • Obamacare (2300-page law) narrowly passed on strict party lines in 2010. 45% of the public approves

  • Republicans took over the House in 2010; in 2014, they took over the Senate, too. Congress has passed over 60 bills to repeal and replace Obamacare

  • But that doesn’t happen. Why?

  • Obama vetoed each bill.

  • 2017? RS is completely controlled, but Obamacare is more popular, with more electoral pressure.

  • Repeal passes House, but

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sansa

🌀 Spiral Model in Software Engineering

The Spiral Model, proposed by Barry Boehm in 1986, is a software development process model that combines elements of both the Waterfall Model and Prototyping. It is mainly used for large, complex, and high-risk projects where requirements are not well understood from the beginning.


🔁 Phases of the Spiral Model:

Each loop (iteration) of the spiral represents a phase in the software process and includes four major activities:

  1. Planning:

    • Identify objectives,

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EXP-6

#include <iostream>

#include <cstring>
using namespace std;

int z = 0, i = 0, j = 0, c = 0;
char a[16], ac[20], stk[15], act[10];

void check() {
    strcpy(ac, "REDUCE TO E -> ");
    for (z = 0; z < c; z++) {
        if (stk[z] == '4') {
            cout << ac << "4" << endl;
            stk[z] = 'E';
            stk[z + 1] = '\0';
            cout << "$" << stk << "\t" << a << "$\t";
        }
   

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