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Re: Level of certainty - a paper from the C.I.A.
Posted by: John Lentini (IP Logged)
Date: April 13, 2017 12:32PM
Mike:
Thanks for this. The CIA has some truly invaluable insights into uncertainty and ambiguity. For a broader overview of the subject of hypothesis testing, check out [www.cia.gov]
For folks like fire investigators, who are frequently faced with competing hypotheses, it is worth the time it takes to read.
Thanks for this. The CIA has some truly invaluable insights into uncertainty and ambiguity. For a broader overview of the subject of hypothesis testing, check out [www.cia.gov]
For folks like fire investigators, who are frequently faced with competing hypotheses, it is worth the time it takes to read.
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