Censoring in time-series data occurs when some event causes subjects to cease producing data for reasons beyond the control of the investigator, or for reasons external to the issue being studied.
Monthly Archives: September 2014
Industry Spotlight: The brand premium for Chanel and Harvard
The classic illustration of the power of brand is perfume – expensive perfumes may cost just a few dollars to produce but can be sold for more than $500 due to the cachet afforded by the brand. David Malan’s Computer Science course at Harvard, CSCI E-50, provides an interesting parallel in the education world. It’sContinue reading “Industry Spotlight: The brand premium for Chanel and Harvard”