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Re: Typo |
Your argument is theoretically correct but in practical terms it makes no sense. At least not until someone clams they can predict the TIME of a quake. The data does not justify the accuracy. It's like quoting the average of integer numbers to 10 decimal places. In your example, the difference between 1% and 2% is not significant; they're both VERY unlikely. Roger
Follow Ups: ● Accuracy - michael 10:31:31 - 3/18/2001 (6146) (1) ● Re: Accuracy - Roger Hunter 14:08:58 - 3/18/2001 (6153) (1) ● Accuracy - michael 08:06:08 - 3/19/2001 (6170) (1) ● Re: Accuracy - Roger Hunter 09:24:44 - 3/19/2001 (6175) (1) ● Accuracy - michael 10:39:11 - 3/19/2001 (6177) (1) ● Re: Accuracy - Roger Hunter 10:52:37 - 3/19/2001 (6181) (0) |
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