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That was not a key assumption. Changing it to a 49% false positive rate did not affect the result substantially.
by spenczar5 9y ago
That was not a key assumption. Changing it to a 49% false positive rate did not affect the result substantially.
- jonahx 9y agoWell, ok, fair enough, but I was using that number as an example. The point is you can look at the term (false positive)^900 and see that its tininess will dominate.