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A Method for Comparing and Generating Candidate Scalings

2024-05-24

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Scalings are the basis for relating and comparing quantities from scientific data. The current approach to discovering scalings from data is overly reliant on human researchers, which means that the pace of discovery in engineering and scientific fields is dependent on human speed. We propose a combined objective for quantitatively comparing scalings which will quicken the pace of disco...

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Literature Corpus work: ab2c38ea-9fcb-57f6-800c-3dbcdd9633ed
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4287299/v1

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