lana,
@lana@mstdn.science avatar

@neuralreckoning 2 proposals:

  1. Choose hypotheses where both possibilities are exciting (i feel like a lot of null hypotheses are borderline stupid, and that makes them bad null hypotheses. If you look at things like engineering in space, when something goes wrong in a spacecraft and you only have a 2 min window of communication with 2 days to get an answer... people find way to maximize the info out of their null hypotheses)
  2. Use Taguchi arrays
    https://youtu.be/5oULEuOoRd0?si=CZnpXkgwpuPphN5Y
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