The book every data scientist needs on their desk.
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The book every data scientist needs on their desk.
A lightweight, no-install, GUI-based Python toolbox for detecting, measuring, and visualizing domain shift (data shift) across datasets — all running in your browser on Windows, macOS, or Linux.
An R project to work with entropic coordinates, the entropy triangle, NIT and EmA.
Effective sample size for thresholds under clustering. Verification code and the neff estimator for arXiv:2608.21262 (concept DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21595640). Tag v7-zenodo mirrors the published code archive byte-for-byte.
ATLAS : Auditable Trust Layer for AI Systems, A Protocol Framework for Leakage-Resilient Machine Learning Evaluation
Operating point displacement and attribution turnover in Android malware detection under concept drift: pipeline, measurements and study design.
Experimental framework for studying covariate shift, chi-squared divergence, importance weighting, effective sample size, and model generalisation.
Should an LLM grade your inbound leads? A rules baseline vs LLM scorers on a labeled dataset: accuracy, business-weighted errors, and dollars per 1000 leads
Deterministic benchmark for evaluating AI agents on rigorous, leakage-aware quantitative research
From-scratch and scikit-learn k-Nearest Neighbours implementations with empirical evaluation and statistical testing.
Preregistered CPU-only evaluation of two normal-only visual anomaly methods, with reproducible artifacts and a documented REJECT decision.
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