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> you do not need to get as many (human) subjects as possible, as 500 measurements of 100 parameters on a one subject scientifically is rather comparable to 500
by syndicatedjelly 3y ago
> you do not need to get as many (human) subjects as possible, as 500 measurements of 100 parameters on a one subject scientifically is rather comparable to 500 measurements of a 1 parameter in 100 subjects
Not following this logic, what happens if there aren't 100 parameters to measure per person for whatever is being studied?
- amts 3y agoThis was mentioned for the proof of principle only. But nothing spectacular will happen, it may be necesssary to adjust statistical analysis to account for the variable number of parameters and to make appropriate comparisons if necessary.