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This is a much better articulation of the problem. From this my takeaway is that the definition of the word "bias" is overloaded here: 1) biased as in "the sam
by kutorio 6y ago
This is a much better articulation of the problem. From this my takeaway is that the definition of the word "bias" is overloaded here:
1) biased as in "the sample does not represent the population"
2) biased as in "the world is far from ideal"
And mixing the two definitions together is confusing: "Even if the data-set is not biased, biases still exist"