Some discoveries are made by accident. The wrong road brought a beautiful view. An arbitrary book from the library gave a great, new insight. A procedure was suddenly understood in a discussion with colleagues during a poster session. In a physical experiment a failure in controlling the circumstances showed a surprising phenomenon. Children playing with…
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Discovered by accident
Tuesday, September 8th, 2015 at
22:17
What is new in PRTools
Monday, January 28th, 2013 at
00:00
In the recent PRTools updates of September 2012 (4.2.2) November 2012 (4.2.3) and January 2013 (4.2.4) a number of tools have been added and changed of which not everybody might be aware. Here we will pay more attention to them and give some background information about their use. It concerns some new classifiers, the handling…
PRTools: building blocks for pattern recognition
Monday, December 3rd, 2012 at
00:25
In science knowledge grows from new observations. Pattern recognition aims to contribute to this process in a systematic way. How is this organized in PRTools? What are the building blocks and how are they glued together? Do they constitute a sprawl or an interesting castle? The most simple place…
PRTools History
Monday, November 26th, 2012 at
00:00
Scientists should build their own instruments. Or at least, be able to open, investigate and understand the tools they are using. If, however, the tools are provided as a black box there should be a manual or literature available that fully explains the ins and outs. In principle, scientists should be able to create their…
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