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There's another common mistake I notice a lot, but I don't have a snappy name for it. Maybe "Basing a conclusion on too little information." As an example, I
by thisisnotmyname 16y ago
There's another common mistake I notice a lot, but I don't have a snappy name for it.
Maybe "Basing a conclusion on too little information."
As an example, I recently read an article (possibly on Hacker News?) in which a guy was working on his free-throw. He tried adding more backspin to his shot and made 4/4. He then tried 400 free throws using his old and new technique and found that in comparison, his old shot was better.
- tokenadult 16y agoThere is a pretty good discussion of this in http://norvig.com/experiment-design.html http://norvig.com/experiment-design.html