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Eric R. Scott
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Eric R. Scott
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Scientific Programmer & Educator at University of Arizona (@cct_datascience) | Mentor for @Posit Academy | Ecologist | Tea geek | whimsy enthusiast Posts are mine and do not represent my employers in any way. If you can't help but do a lil dance when you eat something tasty, I think we'll be friends.
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Jul 21, 2025
@defuneste That is actually helpful, because they specifically want to do interpolation on a panel design and then use design-based estimation on the interpolated data. I think I need some kind of evidence that you can't do this though—either an analogy, a quick demo with simulated data, or a some kind of published paper with those things in it. I don't think they're going to just take my word for it if I say "No, you can't do that"
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