IEEE spectrum: Book reviews

By R. Schoenfeld, E. Cacciamani. 1977

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Probabilities of causation: Bounds and identification (2000, background): “10 This criterion has been the subject of relentless objections by modern econometricians [12,25,27], but see [1;40, pp.”
Loading Deep Networks Is Hard (1994, background): “The polemic of the relevance of the loading problem in the book review by Baum (1991) is also very inspiring.”
Probabilities Of Causation: Three Counterfactual Interpretations And Their Identification (1999, background): “This criterion has been the subject of relentless objections by modern econometricians (Engle et al. 1983; Hendry 1995; Imbens 1997), but see Aldrich (1993) and Galles and Pearl (1998) for a reconciliatory perspective on this controversy.”
Significant conversations and significant networks – exploring the backstage of the teaching arena (2009, background): “These accounts, and their links to the quality of student learning, are not without challenges (Malcolm and Zukas 2001; Lindsay 2004).”
The Loading Problem for Pyramidal Neural NetworksMarc (1999, background): “In relation to aspect (1) above, Baum (1991) argues that in applications of neural networks one has freedom of choosing the network which is being trained.”
Research on Globalization and Education (2008, background): “A defender of the OECD, Malcolm Skilbeck (2003), the deputy director for education for the OECD, claimed that the OECD’s acceptance of neoliberal policies was “because these tendencies prevail in the world of which it is an extricable part.”