Seriously, I'm honestly asking you, how were you clear you were referring to statistics? Cossner said numbers are down because guys like me and Pig promote drama.
No, to prove that you two were both putting words in my mouth I had to resort to the world of statistics. Two very different arguments. Please, let's not confuse the two.
You guys are lucky to have each other. Chance is such a fitting name for a great statistician too.
Dude. My examples were all statistic based, my responses and interaction with revolver was statistic based, and all my uses of the words Correlation were statistic based.
If it helps, it also means Luck in French...the bane of all controlled experiments
This is TakeAChance's post. I mean, I don't know if we're all supposed to be too dumb to see what's going on here, but how would anyone describe the above?"Drama does not harm this community or its' events."
Nec has 40 pre-regged entrants.
Inb4 "This is the natural life cycle of the game."
NEC had fantastic numbers, and KiT was touted as one of if not THE BEST ran grass roots tournament last year.
I feel sorry for Vandy. He deserves better.
Dude, the quote was from you guys in the past.
Your interaction with Rev0lver happened after my back and forth with you. Maybe chronology doesn't matter in statistics.
Trust me don't waste your time w takeachance
I get that, and your usage of the pre-reg for KIT was supposed to be a rebuttal of our quote. So, how is it merely correlation?
I agree, good friends are to come by, you will know this when you make some.
@GGA 16 Bit please don't put me through a table.
quit trying to be the peaceful TYM den Mother, it's sickning.
Classic Altaire post, tag a High profile player to make sure he's seen what you've been posting,
See now that's finally some useful advice.
This is real life. It's the same thing. A correlation is a relationship, an association. None of that means that one thing is causing the other. In the example they used, there's a relationship between recession and levels of property crime. Even so, it doesn't prove that property crime is caused by the recession (even though in that example, it's likely). When two things are correlated, there is a relationship between them, but the causation may exist as a more specific part of one variable, as something independently that is influencing one or both variables to influence the other, or completely independently (in other words, a coincidence). It's not specific to high-level statistical analysis, it's the same definition applying to everything.
What's your major man?
Applied Psychology (currently working as an office assistant for a realty group cuz there's like no good research jobs if you don't have a master's)
I did a psychology major as my undergrad. What field did you focus on?
Mostly educational and social psych. The lab I worked for focused mainly on achievement and disciplinary gaps between race and gender. I worked under Elliot Aronson's son if you know who that is which is pretty tight. So I'm looking to get into stuff like that.
