近期关于I Want to的讨论持续升温。我们从海量信息中筛选出最具价值的几个要点，供您参考。
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第三，Since we're covering the history of indexing textual data for regular expression searches, I'd like to take a detour and discuss this implementation that Nelson Elhage developed in 2015 for his livegrep web service. Compared to other large industry efforts, livegrep is tiny —it only indexes the most recent version of the Linux Kernel— but because of its reduced scope, its implementation is very much unlike anything else out there, and that makes it very interesting and worth talking about.，详情可参考7zip下载
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另外值得一提的是，Now consider another experiment with Waymo data. Consider the figure below that keeps the number of Waymo airbag deployment in any vehicle crashes (34) and VMT (71.1 million miles) constant while assuming different orders of magnitude of miles driven in the human benchmark population (benchmark rate of 1.649 incidents per million miles with 17.8 billion miles traveled). The point estimate is that Waymo has 71% fewer of these crashes than the benchmark. The confidence intervals (also sometimes called error bars) show uncertainty for this reduction at a 95% confidence level (95% confidence is the standard in most statistical testing). If the error bars do not cross 0%, that means that from a statistical standpoint we are 95% confident the result is not due to chance, which we also refer to as statistical significance. This “simulation” shows the effect on statistical significance when varying the VMT of the benchmark population. This comparison would be statistically significant even if the benchmark population had fewer miles driven than the Waymo population (10 million miles). Furthermore, as long as the human benchmark has more than 100 million miles, there is almost no discernable difference in the confidence intervals of the comparison. This means that comparisons in large US cities (based on billions of miles) are no different from a statistical perspective than a comparison to the entire US annual driving (trillions of miles). Like the school test example, Waymo has driven enough miles (tens to hundred of millions of miles) and the reductions are large enough (70%-90% reductions) that statistical significance can be achieved.
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