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“Neither image elicits a cat-like response” is a special case of both pictures being equally cat-like, and still gives you the 50/50 prior. And “not really, sur
by riwsky 3y ago
“Neither image elicits a cat-like response” is a special case of both pictures being equally cat-like, and still gives you the 50/50 prior. And “not really, sure, kinda” is not a possible response to “which of these two copies of a vase picture looks more cat-like?”.
I agree we have a long road ahead of us, but you clearly do not understand the design of this experiment.
- glitchc 3y agoThe design of the experiment is clear, it's the value that's circumspect. I suspect neither you nor the researchers have a firm grasp of survey methodology or statistics. All this experiment measures is the impact of a priming effect.