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More worryingly, they make glaring data errors, suck as poor sample estimates, not understanding extrapolation of data to a larger subset, or even knowing what
by IndianAstronaut 11y ago
More worryingly, they make glaring data errors, suck as poor sample estimates, not understanding extrapolation of data to a larger subset, or even knowing what a confounding variable is.
- disgruntledphd2 11y agoSee I think that the points you've raised are far more important than linear algebra. Learning linear algebra is pretty easy compared to applying statistical concepts to real problems (source: I do this stuff for a living).