Label Overlap: Why Your Sample Is Smaller Than You Think intermediate
When labels share future price paths, nominal sample counts exaggerate the evidence available for inference — often by an order of magnitude. Diagnosing overlap before interpreting results is not optional; it is the difference between a credible signal evaluation and a statistical illusion.
When labels share future price paths, nominal sample counts exaggerate the evidence available for inference — often by an order of magnitude. Diagnosing overlap before interpreting results is not optional; it is the difference between a credible signal evaluation and a statistical illusion.
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