I don't think the claim that this is a "representative, unbiased sample of news stories" stands up to scrutiny.
Here's how Ben describes the study: First, we needed a representative, unbiased sample of news stories, so we bought every one of the top 10 bestselling UK newspapers, every day for one week.
Firstly, it provides a relatively "unbiased" sample for benchmarking algorithms.
Future study should employ unbiased sample in terms of education for a generalization of the result to a bigger population.
This ensures an unbiased sample of cell components is contained in the sections and can gain access to the gold labeling system.
"You need a broad, unbiased sample in order to have valid results," Representative Zoe Lofgren (D CA) said at the meeting.
A scientifically designed survey of in-use fuel economy is needed to insure that an unbiased sample is collected and that fuel economy is rigorously and consistently measured for all vehicles.
Demographically, political social media users are not representative of the registered (eligible) voters, nor of the turnout at elections/referendums, and therefore cannot be considered a representative and unbiased sample of the voting population [2].
Pre-launch, just a handful of Circle groups have held meetings, and all of those have a direct connection to Sandberg, meaning they don't offer an unbiased sample.
In other words, the 89 gametes represent a largely unbiased sample.
Thus, these colorectal cancers represented a population-based, relatively unbiased sample (compared to a single or few-hospital-based sample).
