To move beyond this we can not just compare methods per se, but rather ask when is it better for other reasons like ethics (e.g., not lethal or causes less harm) or determine if the error does not change the action. Etc.

Thanks so much for posting this question. It shows an important assumption, which is what we do now or traditionally is the 'truth' to which any new methods are compared. What is true is ALL methods have error. Comparing apples to oranges will result in the conclusion that they are different.

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This is so great! Thank you for making this resource available!

Excited to see how the filters work!! Thank you for testing them. 🎉🤞

Congratulations 🎉

Great things started over ten years ago! So nice to see how far we've come!