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Indeed. And it goes to show that rejecting “impossible” values is a dangerous strategy.
by danaliv 7y ago
Indeed. And it goes to show that rejecting “impossible” values is a dangerous strategy.
- inflatableDodo 7y agoI think you can reject impossible derivatives, though only if being very fucking careful.
- shawnz 7y agoLet's say you notice a sudden change in a sensor which is surely not physically possible. Was the value more accurate before or after the sudden change? Do you reject the current actual value or the dead-reckoned value based on the old data?