Would he dare make such generalizations about other groups?
What I wish the gentleman quoted above knew is that right now, this very moment, America-loving Muslims are serving in the armed forces, police forces, fire departments, hospitals, schools, and every other facet of public service in order to protect and preserve this man's rights and freedoms to make such generalizations.
In each scenario, we assume that the target population is the same as the testing population and examine how well different models generalize for different target populations and what are the characteristics of the trait that make such generalization possible.
Specifically, we consider different scenarios regarding relatedness between training samples and the target population and evaluate which models have good generalization performance within a single cohort (related individuals) and across different cohorts (unrelated individuals), and what are the characteristics of the trait that make such generalization possible.
But making such generalizations at a $6m fundraiser in downtown New York City, at which some attendees paid $50,000 for a seat, recalled for me scenes from the television political satire Veep in which powerful Washington figures discuss "normals" with distaste behind closed doors.
"Let no one use this tragedy to make such sweeping generalizations about the happenings in India that they demoralize Indians and present a wrong picture of India abroad," Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee said on Saturday.
"It's hard to make such sweeping generalizations," says Cohen. "It really depends on somebody's BMI".
I stammered, "How can you make such a generalization?" "Well, Mr. Greenblatt," he replied, "what do you think of Sicilians?" I answered that I didn't think I knew any Sicilians.
However, given the wide disparity in breadth and magnitude of methylated CpG sites between HPV genotypes, it may not be helpful to make such a generalization and perhaps highlights the need to treat each genotype individually.
It also won't focus on the author of this document, except to question the basis for how a very young engineer has the experience, training, or education to make such broad-brush generalizations.
By making such sweeping generalizations about what motivates people to consider suicide, Brown is perpetuating a tragic and dangerous myth that suicide attempts are cries for attention.
