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PurestEvil on scored.co
1 year ago0 points(+0/-0)2 children
> 100 is always going to be the mean
Sure, but the asymmetry is inevitable.
> the peak cannot be left of 100 without the right tail being much wider.
It's the sum of 3 bell-curves each having their own mean. Naturally it implies that the resulting graph is not a bell-curve. It's close in this case though.
> the only way your position is realistic is if it's multiple normal distributions by race
Which they are. See the graph in my comment on the post I linked.
Sure, but the asymmetry is inevitable.
> the peak cannot be left of 100 without the right tail being much wider.
It's the sum of 3 bell-curves each having their own mean. Naturally it implies that the resulting graph is not a bell-curve. It's close in this case though.
> the only way your position is realistic is if it's multiple normal distributions by race
Which they are. See the graph in my comment on the post I linked.
Not sure why.