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I also saw this and found it odd. Assuming p=0.01, N=1000, k=0, the binomial probability is 0.00004317. At p=0.02, 0.03 it's even lower.
by Maro 7y ago
I also saw this and found it odd. Assuming p=0.01, N=1000, k=0, the binomial probability is 0.00004317. At p=0.02, 0.03 it's even lower.
- cat199 7y agonot following closely, but unfortunately i don't think the data is good enough to take a hard-stats point of view of significance - take for example the rest home cluster in washington state which would hugely skew the results on a 1k sample size.