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Possible. In this case, we're not looking for outliers or measuring based on financial success, but trying to tell if the VC is systematically biased anti-woman
by angelbob 11y ago
Possible. In this case, we're not looking for outliers or measuring based on financial success, but trying to tell if the VC is systematically biased anti-woman.
It's not clear that dropping outliers is a bad idea there. It's also not clear it's a good idea, granted.
- vasilipupkin 11y agoWell, if you are trying to measure whether men founders or women founders you have funded on average make more, then you would have to include Uber. The real issue with the analysis is that results are unlikely to be statistically significant due to small samples and high variance, which means they are useless.
- vasilipupkin 11y agoWell, if you are trying to measure whether men founders or women founders you have funded on average make more, then you would have to include Uber. The real issue with the analysis is that results are unlikely to be statistically significant due to small samples and high variance, which means they are useless.