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— Research, discoveries, and discussion across all scientific disciplinesA new likelihood method skips binning time data altogether, building probabilities event by event to pin down the g factor in perturbed angular distribution experiments. Tested against simulated data, it beats traditional binned analysis on low-statistics datasets, though results often come out multimodal rather than the usual tidy Gaussian curve.
— via arXiv — Physics, Franziskus von Spee
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