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by kgwgk
356 days ago
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> But if we're talking about a workflow for evaluating many products, and we're prepared to consider a probability model that says some products are better than the alternative and others aren't, then the author's version is reasonable. It’s not reasonable unless there is a real difference between those “many products” which is large enough to be sure that it would rarely be missed. That’s a quite strong assumption. |
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