Or I could have summarized the entire response with, "Yeah, you're ajimw4881 wrote: > John ... you could have stopped with "Yeah, you're right"
> ....
moron," which was my initial temptation.
Or I could have summarized the entire response with, "Yeah, you're ajimw4881 wrote: > John ... you could have stopped with "Yeah, you're right"
> ....
It's a good question. Most of my models relate to chemical industrial processes. When I build the models they often stay accurate enough to help me predict how to optimize things for days/weeks/months but usually not years. When the model stops predicting accurately I ask myself why? Invariably it comes down to a change in my inputs, an inaccuracy in my measuring devices or some other variable I'm not measuring accurately or at all. Often it just needs a little tweak.Just curious but not overly so.... How are your statistical models useful if often incorrect – unless they are not meant to actually be applied to anything of value or unless you are working through a government grant? Unless they are for amusement only, I miss the point of the exercise. My winning Lotto model has been adjusted too many times to mention, but I am only misleading myself since the variables keep resetting.
That was a great response, Jack. ThanksJack Edwards wrote: > Well that was long.
The Generational Dynamics methodology always works, as long asJim4881 wrote: > Just curious but not overly so.... How are your statistical models
> useful if often incorrect – unless they are not meant to actually
> be applied to anything of value or unless you are working through
> a government grant? Unless they are for amusement only, I miss the
> point of the exercise.
Our support has almost entirely been targeted at ISIS. Turkey andmww wrote: > John - would you say that the U.S. is completely blameless in the
> Syrian civil war? Have we not provided support to those working to
> overthrow the Syrian government in the forms of arms, training,
> intel, and even air strikes? One could say that without our
> support, the war would have likely fizzled out by now.
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