I've heard this line parroted a lot but a robust Bayesian analysis should mitigate this.
Like by setting appropriate thresholds you should be able to either
* do the same amount of interventions with more of them being helpful
* maintain the rate of helpfulness but doing more procedurees.
or even a mix of the two. Testing all the things all the time on all the people would be a boon if we just did it correctly.
I've heard this line parroted a lot but a robust Bayesian analysis should mitigate this.
Like by setting appropriate thresholds you should be able to either
* do the same amount of interventions with more of them being helpful
* maintain the rate of helpfulness but doing more procedurees.
or even a mix of the two. Testing all the things all the time on all the people would be a boon if we just did it correctly.