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If you just have one big control, this still does not tell about variance inside the control. You can subdivide the control in N groups, but I think you quickly
by hcarvalhoalves 12y ago
If you just have one big control, this still does not tell about variance inside the control. You can subdivide the control in N groups, but I think you quickly increase the noise to signal ratio.
A control group split into two is a good compromise, and intuitive to reason about, like the author points.
- calinet6 12y agoBut statistically, they're exactly equivalent. I guess I don't get the advantage.