Reviewing something where the researcher uses the sampling technique of "snow-blowing" and, brother, I feel you.
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Reviewing something where the researcher uses the sampling technique of "snow-blowing" and, brother, I feel you. Winter has been too long.
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Reviewing something where the researcher uses the sampling technique of "snow-blowing" and, brother, I feel you. Winter has been too long.
#snowball #snowblow #statistics@transitionalaspect Well now I'm trying to imagine a sampling technique that could justify the "snowblow" name. Chopping up things from over here & spraying them on top over there? Maybe that's when you take an initial dataset, use it to train an LLM, and then have the machine regurgitate mashed-up synthetic examples?
(For anyone unfamiliar: a snowball sample is when you start with a few documents/persons that meet your criteria & then follow their references/personal connections to others, getting bigger & bigger as you go, like rolling a snowball out of sticky snow.)
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