Post hoc ergo propter hoc is a logical fallacy even trained people fall for.
Very true. And from post hoc ergo propter hoc comes fertile fields for study.
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Post hoc ergo propter hoc is a logical fallacy even trained people fall for.
Know that I have reread this here is the best way to explain SPC is all about bell curves just think of grabbing both ends of the curve treating it as rope and pulling it taut into and the kicking out any points that deviate to much from flatness in this case 2% or more. I hope this helps. Deviation is measured by what is called sigma 3 sigma is 2% 5 sigma is 1 part per million. 6 sigma 4 parts per billionSo my problem with these posts is I do not have a background in statistics.
I find your posts interesting, but if you know more but are not going to explain it, then you're just leaving me (and probably most people on here) with only their own interpretation of the raw data you are posting. But then you tell us not to try to interpret the data cause we don't know statistics.
Are you only intending to post this data for the few people here that have a background in statistics? If so, I guess I'll ignore your posts despite them seeming to be quite interesting. If you want to target a more general audience though, I'd suggest maybe you share more of that knowledge you've got on the subject so we can understand what you're sharing better.
I would very much like to understand what you're sharing in more detail.
Just started reading the last back issue of scientific March 2022 special edition all about CovId basically to me a 20/20 hindsight edition as it talks about some of the errors made such as not recognizing this virus was air borne.
I realized this from the beginning due to my engineering background.