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T.J. Lim wrote:
> At least, the algorithms are described openly. You just need to be
> patient to disect and compare them.

True, but what if they weren't and in both cases they were proprietary? And
you just got wildly differing results? For myself, I just go with stuff
that has been spelled out in detail and not 'black boxed', so I can see what
happens.

>
> It's their lost if they avoid Statistics though. :(

I agree, but right now the whole field is in upheveal intellectually and the
debate over the book DARKNESS IN EL DORADO isn't helping it.

Best, Mark Hall






Tue Oct 24, 2000 10:04 am

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... Personally, I feel uncomfortable using a method that can't ... You aren't the only one. As an archaeologist who extensively uses statistics, it really...
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