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© Ethan Miller/Getty Images A Clark County election worker checks a voting machine among others that are boxed up at the Clark County Election Department in Las Vegas, Nev., on Nov. 6. A man who's made a living developing fraud detection algorithms has discovered a curious phenomenon: Counties that started using Dominion Voting Systems machines have on average moved by 2 to 3 points to the Democrat presidential candidate from the Republican compared to counties that didn't adopt the machines. The difference persisted even after he controlled for a number of factors, including county populati...

Multi-Class Classification Using PyTorch: Defining a Network Dr. James McCaffrey of Microsoft Research explains how to define a network in installment No. 2 of his four-part series that will present a complete end-to-end production-quality example of multi-class classification using a PyTorch neural network. 12/15/2020 The goal of a multi-class classification problem is to predict a value that can be one of three or more possible discrete values, such as "red," "yellow" or "green" for a traffic signal. This article is the second in a series of four articles that present a complete end-to-en...

Fraud Analyst Finds Average of 2 to 3 Percent Shift for Biden in Counties That Used Dominion A man who’s made a living developing fraud detection algorithms has discovered a curious phenomenon: Counties that started using Dominion Voting Systems machines have on average moved by 2 to 3 points to the Democrat presidential candidate from the Republican compared to counties that didn’t adopt the machines. The difference persisted even after he controlled for a number of factors, including county population and various demographic characteristics. “I recommend we audit the machines,” he c...

Poll workers in Wisconsin Overview Statistical analysis of past presidential races supports the view that in 2020, in counties where Dominion Machines were deployed, the voting outcomes were on average (nationwide) 1.5% higher for Joe Biden and 1.5% lower for Donald Trump after adjusting for other demographic and past voting preferences. For Dominion to have switched the election from Trump to Biden, it would have had to have increased Biden outcomes (with a corresponding reduction in Trump outcomes) by 0.3% in Georgia, 0.6% in Arizona, 2.1% in Wisconsin, and 2.5% in Nevada. The apparent aver...