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The longitudinal nature of the Rotterdam Study and the valuable insights gained from tracking a population over an extended period.www.roshchupkin.org/podcast
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How Much Data Is Enough? Why the Riemann Zeta Function Predicts the Future of AI & Discovery (opens the original)
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In biomedical AI, we constantly ask: Do we need more data, or do we need a smarter model? In this episode, we break down The Zeta Law of Discoverability —a theoretical framework linking sample size complexity to the Riemann zeta function. We explore how signal-to-noise accumulates across spectral modes like a "Tower of Hanoi" puzzle, why certain diseases (like Alzheimer’s) can be detected with small datasets while others (like psychiatric conditions) need massive samples, and the counterintuitiv
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