
10th December 2005, 06:15 PM
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Join Date: Jan 1970
Location: Sydney
Posts: 402
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Winston_Smith
mr jfc
in post number 45 did you or did you not say
"Actually I thought there was a significant difference in favour of the one that ran 3rd." (my emphasis)
who is distorting what now?
Thank you. Winston.
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Winston,
You are distorting now Winston, just as you did before.
Rather than refer to my actual quote, you found 2 similar ones of mine which you now want to labour.
The actual exchange in question was:
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Originally Posted by jfc
Those 2 samples of ~10,000 each were extracted from a database of over 1 million runs. They are far bigger than any comparable ones here, therefore more significant.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Winston
Sorry but just because the stats comes from 1 million runs does not make them "signficant.".
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You quoted me then immediately distorted my "more significant" phrase into "significant" which has a distinctly different connotation.
As to the other material regarding "more significant", I already answered you.
For 2 samples of ~10,000. The wins/fair share indexes were 52.4% versus 31.5%.
I consider those figures significantly different.
If you don't agree with my conclusion that doesn't concern me. Feel free to bet that way.
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