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People at ScienceBlog and a variety of other statistics-literate sources have been doing demographic analysis on the unpredicted/unpolled Clinton/Obama vote swings in machine-counted vs. hand-counted balloting in Vermont. Controlling for a large number of demographic variables - including such outliers as geography - the variation against polling and against hand-counted ballot remains pretty constant. The calculated statistical probability of this being a random effect is p<.001, which is to say, around 1000:1 against. Further analysis is ongoing.
I would like to see similar analysis applied to the Romney surge, which appears to be comparable at the top level.
ETA: I was in a hurry before and forgot to credit
cafiorello for the link. Thanks!
I would like to see similar analysis applied to the Romney surge, which appears to be comparable at the top level.
ETA: I was in a hurry before and forgot to credit
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Date: 2008-01-23 08:15 am (UTC)