Archive for March, 2008
Possible homology of closed manifolds.
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In this fun paper, it is pointed out that homology is a very basic invariant, and closed manifolds are very basic objects and so a very basic question is: what sequences of abelian groups are the homology groups of a closed simply connected manifold? It isn’t very hard to realize […]
Posted: March 8th, 2008 under Questions, Mathematics.
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Political relationships hidden in markets.
I’m again applying Granger causality to time series data from Intrade. This time, however, I connect box A to box B with a green arrow if A becoming more likely causes B to become more likely, and with a red arrow if A becoming more likely causes B to become less likely. Shorter arrows suggest stronger […]
Posted: March 8th, 2008 under Economics, Personal.
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Granger causality and Intrade data.
Granger causality is a technique for determining whether one time series can be used to forecast another; since the Intrade market provides time series data for political questions, we can look at whether political outcomes can be used to forecast other political outcomes. There’s a library for the statistical package R to do the Granger test, […]
Posted: March 6th, 2008 under Economics, Personal, Computer Science, Mathematics.
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