Re:Toward Psychoinformatics: Computer Science Meets Psycholo...
by mettamage on Wednesday June 27, 2018 @04:17PM
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It was appended with "for other disciplines"
I'm not so much talking about the field itself but more how it is used for other disciplines. Mathematics is a discipline too and has a lot of academic work behind it but using an ANOVA or a t-test isn't scientific/academic in the mathematical sense. It's just a tool. The mathematical idea of an ANOVA has already been discovered, mathematics moved on.
Hmm. Not sure I can agree. What would you call things like the Complexity Zoo? (Computational science? Part of mathematics?)