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How to run R-style linear regressions in Python the easy way

If you have experience with R or want a quick way to generate a regression with statsmodels using a pandas DataFrame, you can ...
Psychology Today

Breaking Bad: How to Fight Back Against Repetitive Cycles

Learn strategies for breaking free of repetitive compulsion and transforming familiar, yet destructive patterns.

3D DNA looping discovery in rice paves the way for higher yields with less fertilizer

A team of Chinese scientists has uncovered a hidden 3D structure in rice DNA that allows the crop to grow more grain while ...
Beebom

How to Install Pip on Windows

Recently, we wrote a detailed tutorial on how to build your own AI chatbot with ChatGPT API. And for that project, we used Python and Pip to run several essential libraries. So if you are also getting ...
Columbus Dispatch

Ohio State football is sticking with slower offensive tempo as it mounts repeat title bid

During last season’s national championship run, Ohio State game planned to withstand the longest season in the program’s history. It moved the ball at one of the slowest paces in the Football Bowl ...
MLB

S-K-U-B-A-L: How the crossword became big part of ace's starting routine

SEATTLE -- Sometime Sunday afternoon, Tarik Skubal will file into T-Mobile Park and begin his prep work for his start in Game 2 of the AL Division Series against the Mariners. Baseball’s most ...
Stuff

After using the Pure Electric Air 5 Ultra Suspension for a week, I’m convinced it’s the perfect e-scooter for bumpy British roads

I live in a village where the roads look like they’ve been borrowed from a war film – cracked, pitted, patched, and peppered with potholes that could swallow a front wheel whole. In short, it’s not ...
CNET

Encyclopedia Britannica Wants Perplexity to Stop Using Its Logos When AI Makes Stuff Up

Katelyn is a writer with CNET covering artificial intelligence, including chatbots, image and video generators. Her work explores how new AI technology is infiltrating our lives, shaping the content ...
Smithsonian Magazine

For the Allergy-Ridden, Pollen Can Be a Nuisance. But Scientists Are Using the Powdery Stuff to Make Paper, Sponges and More

At first glance, Nam-Joon Cho’s lab at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University looks like your typical research facility—scientists toiling away, crowded workbenches, a hum of machinery in the ...