Chapter 10 VIII.10
Research Projects
A research project is a sequence of decisions under a deadline, and the first decision is what would count as a negative result.
A sequence of decisions under a deadline.
How this chapter is built
M1Definitional
Mathematics defines, and stops there. At most three displayed equations, no derivations.
Five strands, not one. Mathematics is the spine; the other four are the body. A chapter cannot pay its way out of teaching with problems, nor out of problems with teaching.
Before you start
The problem
Everything in Elementa converges here. A project is where the reader chooses what to measure and commits, before seeing the data, to what the answer would have to look like to be worth reporting.
What this chapter covers
- Question
- Literature
- Hypothesis
- Data
- Baseline
- Method
- Experiment
- Ablation
- Evaluation
- Analysis
- Conclusion
Apparatus
The mathematics this chapter leans on, held in Book 0 so it can be assumed here without being taught here. Not a gate — follow a link when a step stops making sense.
Notation
- θ̂An estimate, as against the quantity it estimates
- 𝔼Expectation
Propositions
Not yet written. The topics above are the plan for this chapter; each will become a proposition with its own figure.
Worked problems
0/1 problems0/1 variants0/3 exercisesowes 4 more
Not yet written. At M1 this chapter owes 1 worked problems across 1 distinct variants, and 3 exercises, every one with a published solution. The build enforces that from the day the chapter is marked published.