Probabilistic reasoning and statistical inference have become centerpieces of many civil and criminal cases. Big Data will only accelerate the trend. Knowing how to navigate probabilistic reasoning can improve a lawyer’s ability to use it in trial or mount a defense against poor information.
A good way to start is with an introduction to the concept of statistical significance. It’s the least understood and most easily exploitable concept in learning from data.
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