どうせ一般のNYT読者に広く読まれはしないでしょうが、”virtually unknown even in academic circles in the United States”とあるのはどのacademic circlesを取材すべきか記者が無知であることを露呈しているし、PhDアドバイザーにコメントを求める感覚は理解できません。
Our paper on the use of active learning for text classification is forthcoming at
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! The author version of the accepted manuscript and the R package to implement our proposed approach are available at .
The Japanese government's entry restrictions and quarantine policies are shamefully unfair and absurdly unscientific. I know that many U-M students have been prevented from going for study, internships, or research in Japan. This needs to be changed, NOW.
89% of Japanese public supports Kishida’s effective ban on entry of foreigners, including some permanent residents & parents separated from children. He also gets approval rating bump. Seems unlikely Japan will open up again soon with numbers like these
O Porta-Helicópteros Multipropósito "Atlântico" estará aberto à visitação pública gratuita, de 11 a 13 de dezembro, das 14h às 18h, no Armazém 1 – Píer Mauá, no Rio de Janeiro-RJ. Não perca!
#MarinhadoBrasil
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I feel it's very unfair that universities outside of Japan are accepting Japanese government officials as international students but they ban our students' study in Japan.
日本でも定期的に出てくる"lack of 'big questions'"論ですけど、答えるための明確な方法がないのに「重要な問題」や「政治の原理的探究」に挑んでも同じところをぐるぐる回るだけで、分野として時間と労力の浪費だと思います。方法とデータを改善して答えられる問題を広げる方がはるかに生産的です。
I actually suspect polisici has the opposite problem. Big discoveries often emerge from evidence accumulation about obscurities (cataloguing rare birds, pollen grains floating in water; etc.). Difficult to make it as a political scientist studying the substantively unimportant.