In the field of biological sciences, statistical analysis can be used to take observational data of a population and extrapolate it into the future to make predictions on how that system is likely to act. What if we reversed this? SEEKING GREENLIGHT
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Elevator Pitch: (Expanded from the summary) In the field of biological sciences, statistical analysis can be used to take observational data of a population and extrapolate it into the future to make predictions on how that system is likely to act. This anomaly exists as a biostatistical model and functions in reverse. In short, manipulations to the statistical model and its paired data set are reflected by instantaneous changes in the population it is modeling.
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