<p>As a machine learner coming from computer science, I do not had a solid education in statistics. Frankly, my past data analysis experience is dominated by hands-on approaches. I have a solid knowledge about a bunch of algorithms, both ml and statistics (when to apply, properties which may affect the result etc.) , but my theoretical knowledge really has big gaps (I keep learning). Hence I am able to answer questions more in the sense of "from my experience" but not in the sense of "I know that xy is definitely true".</p>

<p>I will remain silent for most of the time, but sometimes certain question remain open, which I have the feeling I can provide some hints (e.g. this one: <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/4606/averaged-continuous-kernel-density-estimates-in-lieu-of-a-discrete-kernel-density">Averaged continuous Kernel Density Estimates in lieu of a discrete Kernel Density Estimate in Monte Carlo Proceedure</a>).</p>

<p>Now my question: Should I please keep my mouth shut to not confuse the questioner or am I allowed to contribute to the best of my knowledge.</p>

<p>I apologize if this question itself is not appropriate for this site.</p>
