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Wouldn’t it depend on how many accurate positives there were? If it’s one false positive against nine real positives, great. If it’s one false positive a day fo
by brookst 3y ago
Wouldn’t it depend on how many accurate positives there were? If it’s one false positive against nine real positives, great. If it’s one false positive a day for a month before a real match occurs, nobody will pay any attention at all.
- crazygringo 3y agoDrugstores like Rite-Aid often encounter multiple shoplifters a day. Assuming most of them are repeat, then there are going to be more true positives than false positives. (Again, not defending Rite-Aid here, just pointing out that the statistics aren't the issue.)