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Engineers and scientists worldwide rely on MATLAB and Simuli
Why design controllers with LTI systems?
Outliers | Data Preprocessing
Missing Data
6G is coming
Why 6G is better than 5G
Fitting a curve in a couple of clicks
Why fit a curve to the data?
Options for Explainable Models
Black Box vs. Explainable AI
What is Machine Learning?
Overfitting vs Underfitting
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