- In psychology,
confusion is the
quality or
emotional state of
being bewildered or unclear. The term "acute
mental confusion" is
often used interchangeably...
- conspiracies, even some form of stock-index trading. The
publication of
Confusión de
Confusiones helped lay the
foundations for
modern fields of
technical analysis...
- The
Confusion is a
novel by Neal Stephenson. It is the
second volume in The
Baroque Cycle and
consists of two
sections or books,
Bonanza and The Juncto...
- Look up
confusion in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Confusion is the
state of
being bewildered or
unclear in one's mind
about something.
Confusion or Confused...
- years, this extra-long year was, and is,
referred to as the "last year of
confusion". The new
calendar began operation after the
realignment had been completed...
- phenomenon—namely the
origins of the
multiplicity of languages.: 426 The
confusion of
tongues (Latin:
confusio linguarum)
resulting from the construction...
- Kellenbenz, H. (1957).
Introduction to
Confusion de
Confusiones (In M.
Fridson (Ed.)
Confusion de
Confusiones ed.). New York: Wiley. pp. 125–146. The...
-
learning and
specifically the
problem of
statistical classification, a
confusion matrix, also
known as
error matrix, is a
specific table layout that allows...
- In cryptography,
confusion and
diffusion are two
properties of a
secure cipher identified by
Claude Shannon in his 1945
classified report A Mathematical...
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dangers and
tormenting disquietude. — Joseph de la Vega, in his book
Confusión de
confusiones (1688), the
earliest book
about stock trading The
first recorded...
