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The less immigrants in a commune, the more likely it was to vote for the anti-immigration initiative that lost (~45-55) yesterday
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ecrevisse tarte.nuage-libre.fr ecrevisse@tarte.nuage-libre.fr
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furtiveParalysis jlai.lu furtiveParalysis@jlai.lu
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I like what you say, but, reading how the same data points quite scattered way from the imaginary line means that this is a slight trend and not the rule. R2 =0.55 or so.
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ecrevisse tarte.nuage-libre.fr ecrevisse@tarte.nuage-libre.fr
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furtiveParalysis wrote:
I like what you say, but, reading how the same data points quite scattered way from the imaginary line means that this is a slight trend and not the rule. R2 =0.55 or so.

Je suis d’accord c’est pas un effet énorme mais la correlation y est assez clairement. Donc je vois pas le problème avec mon titre que ou j’ai dit the “the more likely”.
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