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Re: bullseye probability |
As I've said before, it doesn't much matter how you do these schemes, as long as you apply the same scoring to intelligent-random predictions and compare the results. The ultimate "score" is the significance with which the actual predictions get higher points than the random ones. By "intelligent-random" I mean random predictions arranged with respect to some basic information, i.e. a predisposition to high seismicity areas. Follow Ups: ● Re: bullseye probability - michael 07:01:59 - 6/12/2001 (7944) (1) ● Re: bullseye probability - Roger Musson 02:52:01 - 6/13/2001 (7963) (1) ● Bond - michael 10:18:37 - 6/13/2001 (7968) (0) |
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