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Even if something isn't measurable, you can provide anecdotal evidence that a correlation exists. If you're going to say "Methods X and Y pale in comparison to
by InitialLastName 6y ago
Even if something isn't measurable, you can provide anecdotal evidence that a correlation exists.
If you're going to say "Methods X and Y pale in comparison to Method Z for evaluating W" and expect anyone to draw conclusions from it, one would hope for even just a little bit of evidence.
- cloogshicer 6y agoOk, that's fair, I agree.