Errata for Machine Learning for Hackers

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Version	Location	Description	Submitted By	Date Submitted	Date Corrected
PDF	Page 141 First full paragraph	R-squared should not be defined in terms of RMSE of a model, but in terms of MSE -- as the latter is equivalent to the variance of the distribution when the model is the expected value of the distribution. All references to RMSE in the full paragraphs on this page should be replaced with references to MSE.	John Myles White	Apr 08, 2012
PDF	Page 15 code example	good.rows<-ifelse(nchar(ufo$DateOccurred)>!=8 \| nchar(ufo$DateReported)!=8,FALSE, TRUE) This has an errant '>' in the first call to 'nchar'. Removing it, the result of "length(which(!good.rows))" is 731, rather than the printed 371. Note from the Author or Editor: It is a typo, thank you for pointing it out. Thankfully, the error does not exist in the supplemental code.	broman@acm.org	Feb 14, 2012

Errata for Machine Learning for Hackers

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