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Weirdly, as ChrisRR points out, they get the total number of predicted blind + scizophrenic people in the US correct. So it almost looks like more of a typo tha
by harryh 7y ago
Weirdly, as ChrisRR points out, they get the total number of predicted blind + scizophrenic people in the US correct. So it almost looks like more of a typo than a math error.
But still.
- carlmr 7y agoIt makes sense, because as a scientist you often only write it as e.g. 0.2% for the article, but 0.002 in your actual calculation. Percentage calculations being off by 2 zeros I would say is one of the most common mistakes I saw in, e.g. statistics exams.