Comment Comment by WmyEE0UsWAwC2i I believe I understand your point, but there these options (as I see things):1. There is little correlation, but there is actual causation (e.g: a cricle)2. There is correlation, but it turns out to be a fluke later during validation.So, yes. It suggests but in both cases I'd rather continue checkcing parent WmyEE0UsWAwC2i 5 years ago
1. There is little correlation, but there is actual causation (e.g: a cricle)
2. There is correlation, but it turns out to be a fluke later during validation.
So, yes. It suggests but in both cases I'd rather continue checkcing