Steve Tilley
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Horse race bettor, interested in mathematics, statistics, programming, wildlife and escaping from the fruit bats on X.
Agreed , but that doesn’t account for it being fairly steady until 2023 and then starting to drop away.
The double spikes, Cheltenham/Aintree, were about level in 2022-2023 but lower in 2024
The double spikes, Cheltenham/Aintree, were about level in 2022-2023 but lower in 2024
December 4, 2024 at 1:56 PM
Agreed , but that doesn’t account for it being fairly steady until 2023 and then starting to drop away.
The double spikes, Cheltenham/Aintree, were about level in 2022-2023 but lower in 2024
The double spikes, Cheltenham/Aintree, were about level in 2022-2023 but lower in 2024
Go out for walk, the autumn trees have dropped their leaves , admire a skeletal silver birch or the wind twisted thorn.
The seasons change , so do people.
The seasons change , so do people.
November 7, 2024 at 2:18 PM
Go out for walk, the autumn trees have dropped their leaves , admire a skeletal silver birch or the wind twisted thorn.
The seasons change , so do people.
The seasons change , so do people.
Yep you should also get rid of or combine any cells where the expected value is less than 5.
All the expected cells should be at least 5 . Does appear Africa is the standout!
All the expected cells should be at least 5 . Does appear Africa is the standout!
October 11, 2024 at 9:47 AM
Yep you should also get rid of or combine any cells where the expected value is less than 5.
All the expected cells should be at least 5 . Does appear Africa is the standout!
All the expected cells should be at least 5 . Does appear Africa is the standout!
658 sounds huge.
Not saying it’s wrong but worth rechecking.
Not saying it’s wrong but worth rechecking.
October 11, 2024 at 8:58 AM
658 sounds huge.
Not saying it’s wrong but worth rechecking.
Not saying it’s wrong but worth rechecking.
You could use a chisq test on a table with the actual number of votes cast.
That would help show if as a whole continents showed bias.
You just need to calculate the expected number of votes an area would expect if there was no bias.
That would help show if as a whole continents showed bias.
You just need to calculate the expected number of votes an area would expect if there was no bias.
October 10, 2024 at 2:22 PM
You could use a chisq test on a table with the actual number of votes cast.
That would help show if as a whole continents showed bias.
You just need to calculate the expected number of votes an area would expect if there was no bias.
That would help show if as a whole continents showed bias.
You just need to calculate the expected number of votes an area would expect if there was no bias.
Try Sandown with two 😀
September 12, 2024 at 8:22 PM
Try Sandown with two 😀
Latest edition of Private Eye has a balanced article on it.
September 12, 2024 at 6:32 PM
Latest edition of Private Eye has a balanced article on it.