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Yes, but that will either cancel out to the average in group B matching the total average, or it won't, meaning the average of B is significantly different from
by DarkWiiPlayer 4y ago
Yes, but that will either cancel out to the average in group B matching the total average, or it won't, meaning the average of B is significantly different from the total average.
- sokoloff 4y agoThe question is "what does liked more than average mean?" I think it's more naturally interpreted as a frequency question ('given a random A, how likely is it that I would say "I like this person"?') rather than an average/sum question ('what is the total likability of all members of A minus the total dislikability of all members of A?')