response to “can be predicted by the use of deterministic equations based on data” response to ‘one general…equation…[deriving]’ response to ‘determined based on a set of data’
Part 1 of 2
Sometimes deterministic equations are based on the questions to and of experimentation and data is researched or pulled or lab experiment to create and come up with the data for the equation of the experiment to determine the equation of question. To state more specifically since instructors state at me to and of suggestion to do so, in the deterministic equation is for a question from a research study to be answered the research study/experiement can be called an experiment and I used this word twice here. So, The research study seeks the answer based on the question and when the data doesn’t provide they can see other questions they could ask based on data but not the experiment predictions based on it, rather seeking what is to be found.
Written by : Rosette
Part 2 of response of equations based on data
No such thing as a one equation really seeking the and all answers . Specifically looking to find the question and change it out of the equation which isn’t universal and could no longer answer or provide and thus continuing to seek further inquiry of the equation not to answer and not to provide and one question does this. Don’t answer it. What would be asked but the complication you speak of and calling it deriving in social physics? this is the physics and/or social discipline. There are many and the equation capable may not derive from social physics or proved incapable in another discipline in the event of mistaken discoveries.
Response to “or each equation is determined based on a set of data?” This goes on to include many factors in equations and they would go looking for more data and call it the new set but, not what is always meant here in every way would be done in practice it might appear.
By: Rosette
the next postings will be work written in a certificate course I earned in Big Data and Social Physics at MIT = I have my academic notations category and this posting is very good and highly reccommnded….and might be posted separately, but several postings
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