Thanks for the post on known unkowns. AS many, including Briggs, rightfully say the models are only as good as their initial assumptions and conditions. Also liked your emphasis on the goodness of data, which is most relevant in today's AI world (garbage-in/garbage-out).
I have two other essays here at Substack and one ( still a work in progress, but uploaded) I assume you are aware of them here at substack. These are based on a series of lectures I used to give at a local community college. Soon, I plan to break those lectures into selective topics covered in short 4 to 5 min videos. I'll be uploading them to You Tube. Perhaps sometime in the fall. Thanks for your interest ... science needs to be rejuvenated and you are helping.
Thanks for the post on known unkowns. AS many, including Briggs, rightfully say the models are only as good as their initial assumptions and conditions. Also liked your emphasis on the goodness of data, which is most relevant in today's AI world (garbage-in/garbage-out).
I have two other essays here at Substack and one ( still a work in progress, but uploaded) I assume you are aware of them here at substack. These are based on a series of lectures I used to give at a local community college. Soon, I plan to break those lectures into selective topics covered in short 4 to 5 min videos. I'll be uploading them to You Tube. Perhaps sometime in the fall. Thanks for your interest ... science needs to be rejuvenated and you are helping.