Two recent events in the UK made it look like prediction markets’ predictions aren’t worth much. But looks can be deceiving.
We were surprised to see that R has passed SAS for scholarly use. We were surprised because we assumed this would have happened years ago.
Suppose you divide the range by four instead of taking the standard deviation. How accurate will you be?
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