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Originally Posted by Efshapo
In any simulation, a wrong model can yield right results in almost all studied cases, that does not make the model right, just "good enough" at best. I don't think that should make us stop striving for the best. But let's agree to disagree I guess. :]
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Well, if a model produces "right" results, by that very action it is then "right".
After all, that's the end result desired or should be. I.e., better to have that vs. a "right" model that produces "wrong" results.
But I understand what you're saying. Interesting work and effort you've done, thanks !
