The popularity of technical analysis is a clear rejection of the
Efficient Market Hypothesis.
Using examples, discuss whether you agree with this statement.
5-600 words
"The popularity of technical analysis is a clear rejection of
the Efficient Market Hypothesis".
Using examples, discuss whether you agree with this
statement.
Be sure to provide clear examples and data that supports your
position.
The following topics must be included:
1. How is leasing used in the Pharmaceutical Industry?
2. Please give a comparison of Leasing versus Renting within a
corporation?
Be sure to provide clear examples and data that supports
your position.
The following topics must be included:
3. Costs and Benefits of Leasing
4. Residual Value of Leased Asset
Using the following data set:
10, 5, 2, 7, 20, 3, 13, 15, 8, 9
Apply the Merge sort algorithm. [Show to sorting process of the
first half only]
Apply the Quick sort algorithm [Show the first partitioning
implementation]
5. Suppose that a data scientist have 200 observations, 300
input variables, and a categorical output
variable. Here is his/her analysis procedure:
Step 1. Find a small subset of good predictors that show fairly
strong (univariate) association with
the output variable.
Step 2. Using the input variables selected in Step 1, build LDA
(linear discriminant analysis) and
QDA (quadratic discriminant analysis) models.
Step 3. Perform 5-fold cross-validation for both LDA and QDA models
with input variables selected
in Step 1....
5. Suppose that a data scientist have 200 observations, 300
input variables, and a categorical output
variable. Here is his/her analysis procedure:
Step 1. Find a small subset of good predictors that show fairly
strong (univariate) association with
the output variable.
Step 2. Using the input variables selected in Step 1, build LDA
(linear discriminant analysis) and
QDA (quadratic discriminant analysis) models.
Step 3. Perform 5-fold cross-validation for both LDA and QDA models
with input variables selected
in Step 1....
5. A scientist proposes using radioactive tracers to
demonstrate that the carbon atoms from carbon dioxide end up
incorporated into glucose molecules as the result of
photosynthesis. In order to test this hypothesis, the scientist
conducts the following experiment:
A group of plants are illuminated with light of a
wavelength that is optimal for photosynthesis.
The light is turned off, and the plants are kept in
darkness for all remaining steps in the investigation.
Radiolabeled CO2 is introduced to the...