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You don't even need a statistical model. We make checklists because we know we'll fail to remember to check things. Humans are tool users. If you make a statis
by nitwit005 2y ago
You don't even need a statistical model. We make checklists because we know we'll fail to remember to check things.
Humans are tool users. If you make a statistical table to consult for some medical issue, you've using a tool.
- taeric 2y agoI was going to say that it doesn't have to be a statistical model. Notable that statistical models are already seen as less than complete analytical models, for many people. (I think that is almost certainly a poor way of wording it? Largely just trying to say that F=ma and such are also models that don't have conditional answers.) At any rate, I'm curious on some of the readings this post brings up. I'm also vaguely remembering that human's can have some odd behaviors where requiring justification or reasoning of decisions can sometimes provide more predictable decisions; but at a cost that you may not fully explore viable decisions.