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That's not good statistics - just because the precision of measurements falls off sharply at 100V doesn't mean that out-of-range readings aren't valid measureme
by whatshisface 4y ago
That's not good statistics - just because the precision of measurements falls off sharply at 100V doesn't mean that out-of-range readings aren't valid measurements.
- YetAnotherNick 4y agoAssume we got one out of range measurement out of 100. We can't say anything about variance of reading if we don't have any prior on variance ie using bayesian statistics. That's the joke that traditional statistician can't figure out the obvious thing.