Election 2016; Super Bowl 2017. Probability models are not like poll percentages. Probability models are not like poll percentages. Probabi—
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The latter, please. Also in post-secondary. Especially in law and med school.
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This kind of bad communication (plus lack of clarity on correlated errors) is how people got misled in the election.https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/828419447698366465 …
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A 60-40% election is a landslide. A 60-40% probability model is a near toss-up, especially if error bars are sizeable (as they often are).
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As a math teacher, I endorse the latter.
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cheaters win.
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teaching kids to gamble is probably the easiest way
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every yea your kid would have at least 5 models upon the realization that statistics is the Wild West of math. Snake oil peddled abo
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