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Causally attributed mistakes as possible. Mistakes on their own aren't useful unless you can determine a causal relationship.
by nerpderp82 4y ago
Causally attributed mistakes as possible. Mistakes on their own aren't useful unless you can determine a causal relationship.
- pixl97 4y agoThere are also mistakes versus the unknown, you can only know the true value if its a mistake after measurement. The key is to measure the value at the earliest possible time to reduce the amount of sunk costs. And simulation doesn't buy you anything here either. Simulation will many times cost more than an actual test article and still may not simulate reality accurately.
- nerpderp82 4y ago> true value if its a mistake after measurement Exactly! This realization should lead to a lot of thinking around the experimental design and the level of characterization of the inputs.