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Books & Culture Editor for @prospect_uk. Games critic (and occasional films and books) for @DailyMailUK
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The thinking man’s experiment

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By Peter Hoskin Verified
| Prospect Magazine Verified
The headphone in my left ear emits a beep at random intervals within a 60-minute timeframe. It’s an insistent noise, as though it’s forcing me to do something. And it is. As soon as I hear the beep, I have to press a button on the small black device at my waist to stop the sound and reset the clock—the next beep could come in one minute, in a full 59, or at any point in between. But, more importantly, I also have to jot down what I was thinking at the moment of the sonic intervention.
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Bayesian networks as prognostic models in oncology: a systematic review and recommendations for clinical practice

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By Casper Reijnen, Peter Hoskin Verified, Alan McWilliam
| BMJ Oncology Verified
Bayesian networks (BNs) are increasingly recognised as powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tools for prognostication in oncology, offering key-advantages over traditional regression models. This review identifies and evaluates studies that develop and validate BNs as prognostic models in oncology. It highlights BN’s unique capacities, such as modelling causal relationships, handling missing data, adapting to new evidence and predicting multiple outcomes in one simultaneously.
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The giant of German cinema

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By Peter Hoskin Verified
| Prospect Magazine Verified
Fassbinder, Herzog, Wenders: from the 1960s onwards, Germany produced countless top-tier filmmakers. The most towering figure, though, was undoubtedly Alexander Kluge, who died this March at the age of 94. Little known outside his own country—“I would love to be accepted by an audience on the other side of the Atlantic,” he told an American interviewer in 2012—he was not only a director, but a film theorist, educator, behind-the-scenes advocate. A philosopher, too.
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