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Are the assumptions "No spurious correlation", "Consistency", and "Exchangeability" ever actually true? If a dataset's big enough you should generally be able t

by Vecr 2y ago

Are the assumptions "No spurious correlation", "Consistency", and "Exchangeability" ever actually true? If a dataset's big enough you should generally be able to find at least one weird correlation, and the others are limits of doing statistics in the real world.

levocardia 2y ago
Some situations guarantee certain assumptions: Randomization, for example, guarantees exchangeability.