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Prediction, Estimation, and Attribution Bradley Efron∗ Stanford University Abstract The scientific needs and computational limitations of the Twentieth Century fashi- oned classical statistical methodology. Both the needs and limitations have changed in the Twenty-First, and so has the methodology. Large-scale prediction algorithms — neural nets, deep learning, boosting, support vector machines, random forests — have achieved star…
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