PNAS paper examines generalizability of findings from archival data
RexDouglass · x · 2026-11-11
A forwarded link to the PNAS paper "Examining the generalizability of research findings from archival data," which studies how well conclusions drawn from archival data generalize. Relevant to AI research, which often trains and extrapolates on historical data. No further commentary in the original post.
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