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Can someone who understood this post all the way through tell me what m refers to? It first shows up in this sentence > Therefore we're faced with a series of
by monkeyfacebag 14y ago
Can someone who understood this post all the way through tell me what m refers to? It first shows up in this sentence
> Therefore we're faced with a series of decisions, at each number of conversions n, m more turned up A than B (m can, of course, be negative).
which I am not able to parse.
- btilly 14y agom is the number of A conversions minus the number of B conversions.
- bobbles 14y ago"m more often resulted in result A than result B" I think would be another way of saying it. I could be completely wrong though, it is a bit confusing.
- btilly 14y agoDid I manage to clarify the wording in my latest revision? If so, how would you like to be acknowledged?