09:16:07	 From jakob : Good morning! :)
09:33:23	 From Lasse Bonn : can you give an example where P(theory) might be known
09:38:54	 From Rahul Rajendra Aralikatte : Its still the first dataset we use even today
09:41:09	 From Albert Bjerregård Sneppen : 😂
09:48:35	 From Norman Pedersen : could you elaborate a bit on what it means to put a second axis into the data like that ?
09:50:09	 From Rahul Rajendra Aralikatte : isn’t that similar to kernel methods?
09:50:41	 From Rahul Rajendra Aralikatte : Sure :)
09:52:40	 From Peter Andresen : How do you find the mean of A and B?
09:53:06	 From Peter Andresen : If you already know which are which,  why do you then want to separate them?
09:54:01	 From Peter Andresen : Thanks :-)
09:56:36	 From peter Bagnegaard : What's the importance of w0?
09:56:40	 From Peter Andresen : How do you go from F value to a conclusion?
09:56:53	 From Lasse Bonn : so fishers discriminant can only separate two classes
09:56:57	 From Lasse Bonn : ?
09:57:57	 From Peter Andresen : Perfect, thanks
10:03:33	 From Sarah Jane Stapleton : Can the scale be shifted to -1 and +1 for any a and b combination of values? Are there any limitations?
10:04:13	 From Marcus Nørgaard Weng : Isn't the Fisher method pretty close to PCA? Are they related?
10:04:32	 From Jakob : What Marcus said, and what about LDA?
10:05:47	 From Jakob : But that works with more categories right?
10:06:04	 From Jakob : I see thanks