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>It's hard to trust a study that uses a data like this. If you're only willing to trust data sets that are 100% clean/accurate, then you aren't going to trust
by hnnewguy 12y ago
>It's hard to trust a study that uses a data like this.
If you're only willing to trust data sets that are 100% clean/accurate, then you aren't going to trust many data sets.
Is there any reason to believe that Trulia has systematically biased or inaccurate data?
- relaytheurgency 12y agoI didn't say 100% accurate, but yes there is reason to believe that: http://www.trulia.com/corp/files/2011/05/trulia_direct_reference_whitepaper.pdf http://www.trulia.com/corp/files/2011/05/trulia_direct_refer... http://info.trulia.com/file.php/5288/Trulia-Estimates-Regional-Report.xlsx http://info.trulia.com/file.php/5288/Trulia-Estimates-Region...