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I think that unnecessarily discounts exploratory work. There's nothing wrong with forming a hypothesis after seeing a pattern in data. But remember that it's ju
by andreareina 8y ago
I think that unnecessarily discounts exploratory work. There's nothing wrong with forming a hypothesis after seeing a pattern in data. But remember that it's just a hypothesis -- an unconfirmed guess. After the hypothesis is formulated, then an experiment can be designed to test it, see if its predictions hold up.
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- emodendroket 8y agoI don't know about you, but the "exploratory" work is, in my experience, the start and end of it.