Great explanation! I enjoyed see all your "what-if" scenarios and how they changed the probability distributions. As a side note, I admire the tremendous courage you've evinced over the past few years. - a Data Scientist
I will enjoy watching later. I have similar thoughts. So pleased you have covered this subject, plenty must wonder about it, but not able to provide the data. Thank you.
Good presentation (as always). I enjoyed that. Always good to see how different factors interact, which for me is the important message. What's the ag?na.ai software?
Yes you must have missed the fact that, while the first scenario demonstrated assumed 'no bias' in any of the polls, the second scenario made NO ASSUMPTIONS at all about bias, but rather LEARNED the likely bias from the conflicting observations