Paul Horton is a Morning Host at various media outlets. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change, environmental issues, and retail trends. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Bernardsville News, Yahoo Sports UK, and The Mirror, among others.
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Phoenix, United States (Local)
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When good infrastructure works, most people do not think about it. They might even forget. But when it stops working, everyone notices.
By: Paul Horton
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Nice to see the rainfall the last couple of days, so far it's been a great start to the monsoon.
Phoenix will stay cooler than average to start the week, with storm chances returning Tuesday into Wednesday before hotter, drier weather arrives.
By: Milton Stewart, Yajun Mei, Paul Horton
Clinical trials are inherently complex and become more challenging when selecting one treatment from many while also evaluating the efficacy. In this paper, we develop a pragmatic design that balances sample efficiency and practicality through a two-stage sequential approach. The first stage involves adaptive arm selection and early termination, while the second stage optimizes sample allocation. Inspired by the Kiefer-Weiss problem, the proposed method provides an efficient solution to an optimization framework that minimizes a weighted sum of the expected number of patients, probability of selecting a bad arm, and the probability of a global Type II error subject to constraints on the Family-Wise Error Rate and maximum sample size. The framework employs stochastic optimization to find the design parameters for the global minimum. We compare the performance against fixed and multi-arm multi-stage designs over a range of test conditions with varying error costs and treatment-response models. Our method improves the cost and practicality of a clinical trial for medical treatments or pharmaceutical development.
By: Paul Horton
NAPA Racing UK now heads to Knockhill for the next three rounds of the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship
Buck Moon at it best over Ashfield
By: Paul Horton
Sutton college’s Stop the Bleed campaign reaches thousands with life-saving training
Local photographer Paul Horton BEM shot the July full Moon, known as the Buck Moon, that illuminated skies across Ashfield last night, offering one of the most atmospheric stargazing moments of the summer.
By: Paul Horton
Sutton college and its partners are celebrating another significant milestone in the ongoing #InThisTogether – Stop the Bleed campaign, which
By: Paul Horton
Dangerous heat continues with 113-degree highs and a First Alert through Sunday. Monsoon storms possible starting Sunday afternoon through Thursday.
