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SimpleMike @Lemuria said:
@paulj said:
Once again, very cool. The relatively small sample sizes, by day, of the non-U.S. shows and 2.0 era (in particular) make me wonder about statistical significance. I'm not sure we're seeing any cross-era differences. Future research?
There aren't any sample sizes, because they aren't any samples: These are populations. Statistical significance is typically a question of whether samples are large enough to make inferences *to* a population from which the sample was selected - but there's no such question here, because there's no such jump: The data include *all* known cases, and there are definitely cross-era differences.
I think paulj just meant that the surprising properties of the 2.0 and non-US charts may be mostly due to the small number of shows looked at. A small sample is less credible / more volatile.


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