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Of course it's not worse, these numbers have huge error bars. Statistically the two statistics are not significantly different. But trying to explain that to mo
by barbegal 2y ago
Of course it's not worse, these numbers have huge error bars. Statistically the two statistics are not significantly different. But trying to explain that to most people with no knowledge of statistics is tough.
- nukem222 2y ago83 vs 84 percent doesn't seem too difficult to present as "essentially the same". I also don't think this matters much—the result is impressive regardless of alleged rate of change.
- unreal6 2y agoOne would hope that a writer on this subject would have at least a cursory knowledge of statistics