The Same 95% Interval Covers the Truth 95.3% of the Time in One World and 0.0% in Another, on Byte-Identical Data
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Every column in every dataset is a recording, and the recording is not the thing. Write w = x + u : you fit on w, the world runs on x. The textbook consequence is attenuation — the slope comes back multiplied by the reliability λ — and the textbook reaction is that it is conservative, so never mind…
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The Same 95% Interval Covers the Truth 95.3% of the Time in One World and 0.0% in Another, on Byte-Identical Data
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