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Performing the test in fixed order creates a risk of bias due to either training or exhaustion. With a sufficiently big data set, it would be interesting to sho
by tgsovlerkhgsel 2y ago
Performing the test in fixed order creates a risk of bias due to either training or exhaustion. With a sufficiently big data set, it would be interesting to show the test to different groups in different orders, or at least repeat one of the "easy" tests at the end.
I noticed that my performance significantly dropped towards the end because my brain was just fried.
(Also, who else did the test while task-switching to HN while waiting for something to finish?)