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by chimeracoder
3777 days ago
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> I don't disagree with the math, but wouldn't it be the case that it's easier to get a biased sample from 1000/100M people than 1000/1M people? It's not the population size that matters; it's the variance in the underlying population. Mathematically, the sample size needed to construct an n% confidence interval for a normal distribution is independent of the population size (the first derivative is zero). |
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