fosdad2131321

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   by fosdad2131321 7mo ago

   > The entire point of a control is to test for that sort of contamination No, the point of a control is to give you a reference point that shares all the systemic biases and unknown unknowns, not to detect those biases. If you follow the
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   by fosdad2131321 11mo ago

   1. What's the comparison with compute matched parallel well randomized starting point greedy Baseline? 2. What's the comparison on non ER graphs? (E.g., the ogb datasets ?)
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   by fosdad2131321 2y ago

   There are two ways to resolve the paradox 1. if you insist on using the r-squared (i.e., a linear regression measure), then properly center and normalize your data, and model what you actually predict: the difference between the baseline (0