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revised How to implement this maximum likelihood algorithm?
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comment How to implement this maximum likelihood algorithm?
Why don't you compute the integral analytically (if you don't know how to do that, type it into wolfram alpha) and then simply optimize for b.
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accepted Efficient (approximate) projection onto the special orthogonal group
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comment Efficient (approximate) projection onto the special orthogonal group
Yes, of course! I totally missed that. Thanks a lot.
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comment Efficient (approximate) projection onto the special orthogonal group
I hadn't thought about that. Do you know how I would efficiently transform $Z$ into the block-diagonal form (i.e. are there standard algorithms that do that)?
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asked Efficient (approximate) projection onto the special orthogonal group
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awarded Scholar
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accepted Can I share Google Keep notes between people?
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comment Can I share Google Keep notes between people?
Yes, I never give up the hope :)
Apr
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comment Can I share Google Keep notes between people?
Yes, I already thought about doing that, but hoped for a cleaner way.
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comment Can I share Google Keep notes between people?
Thanks for the answer. I still think that this would be a nice features but at least I know now that I am not too stupid to find the right settings.
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comment Can I share Google Keep notes between people?
Hmm, that that would be a great feature to include ... Thanks.
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comment Can I share Google Keep notes between people?
Yes, I've seen that. However, I don't want to share the note itself with other persons (such that we can edit it both).
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asked Can I share Google Keep notes between people?
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comment Is there a material that changes local conductivity
Alright, thanks
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accepted Is there a material that changes local conductivity
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comment Is there a material that changes local conductivity
I have a small follow-up question. I am actually searching for some kind of foil or film for which I can change the permeability for an electric field locally with e.g. a laser. If I understood it correctly, such a thing is part of a laser printer. Do you know whether such foils exist and where one could buy it (I don't have the right terms to google it; I always end up at patents). Thanks.
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comment Is there a material that changes local conductivity
Thanks a lot. Since I cannot accept your answer, I can at least upvote your comment.
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comment Is there a material that changes local conductivity
Who would have thought that the answer is that easy. Just to make sure that I understand you correctly, I can have a sheet of semi-conducting material, locally shine a laser onto it and it will change its conductivity properties?
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