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no but that's not the point: if the data is unreliable then it's unreliable. And here it's unreliable in a way that cannot be accounted for since it can be mas
by ABS 8y ago
no but that's not the point: if the data is unreliable then it's unreliable.
And here it's unreliable in a way that cannot be accounted for since it can be massively (e.g. minutes) over or under the actual time per individual.
- loeg 8y agoYou're still talking about data error magnitude as if it explains bias. It does not.