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What's this?

The best way to describe it is "goodness of fit" which is a measure of


how well a statistical distribution fits a sample of data. What it REALLY says is that VT's efficiency metrics in 2021-2022 are a bad fit for the model and aren't really indicative of how much you can rely upon them.

(In response to this post by 6thStreetHokie)

Posted: 01/20/2022 at 4:35PM


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