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That will reduce the random error, yes. But there's still the concern of systematic error, which has to be dealt with separately. If you're taking a biased samp
by hexane360 8y ago
That will reduce the random error, yes. But there's still the concern of systematic error, which has to be dealt with separately. If you're taking a biased sample to begin with, it doesn't matter how many times you repeat the test; the bias will still be there.
- shawnz 8y agoBut wouldn't systematic error affect everyone's results in the same way, meaning it couldn't result in any particular pair of people becoming more or less likely to be matched as the same person?