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AUTHOR
Dallas F. Bell
A Predictive Analytics Algorithm (Red Team) of Analytics’ Predictors (Blue Team): World Forensic Social Science Supercolliders
Mathematical and theoretical biologists recognize the inherent ambiguity in simulacra computation of living processes. An aspect of cultural distinction is theological beliefs. A micro case study of the Chinese and Hebrew development of mathematics is shown to be predictable. The Fokker-Planck, Kolmogorov, and Langevin equations are applied to addressing the TA1, TA2, and TA3 goals for the RFI regarding forensic social science supercolliders. The solution of an evolving parametric algorithm for forward (deductive) and backward (inductive) computation of v and phi variables is presented. Redundant validation for the calibration of parametrics concludes the discussion.
The Twenty-Five Theses for Philos Sophos: A Partial Differential Equation from Mathematical Ethics’ Operators of Zhēn Xiàng for Interpolating Computerized Behavioral Flux in Economics
It is widely recognized that the common human need for purposed decision-making requires the conscious self to develop an understanding of its relationships with time and space. This basic epistemological process includes concepts that range from infinity and individual freewill to justice and societal punishment. For millennia scholars have systematically proven zhēn xiàng and disproven mauvaise foi. Negation is said to exist where axioms of 100% probability, P, space of past or future events, E, are the set of P (E1, E2) which may be apophatic (via negativa) and cataphatic (via affirmativa). The operators of negation and antonym modify the meaning of their operands in a fuzzy logic sense.…