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On Jun 19, 12:03*am, Snit wrote:
On 6/18/12 9:16 PM, in article , "Onion Knight" wrote: The tantrum is allSnit's... here is what he was originally arguing before he realized his stepped on his d*ck: https://groups.google.com/group/comp...msg/edd65e9dce.... Funny how you keep trolling Snit but can't show where he was wrong in any place he did not point out. I have repeatedly proved Nothing. Reality shows that Snit you sought outside help and a poster named kaba responded with: "I gather there are two questions he 1) Is the trendline approriately fitted to that data? 2) Is the trendline useful in some way? " - kaba Logical questions by kaba... and, of course, they highlight the 2 most important reasons for even bothering to create a trend line at all. Snit then dishonestly changed his claimed reason for creating his trend line to a ridiculous reason: "Not quite: the question was merely if the process of creating the trend line was correct - did it follow the process of creating a linear trend line that is supported by the build in "linear trend line" properties of the program." - Snit Anyone can see that when Snit abandoned the statistical goals for his trend line he effectively killed his statistical argument. |
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