Thread: Food Deserts and Inequality in Access to Nutrition.
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Old 12-07-2012, 01:08 PM   #42
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Originally Posted by Ibby View Post
Here's what I'm seeing, flint. This is admittedly just a quick look, not a rigorous mathematical analysis, so you might not see the same trends I do - but to me the blue shades look to be a lot more desert-y.
I think it's best to consider #1 that most of the map is actually purple, and #2 that highly complex patterns like this are going to be very susceptible to confirmation bias. These maps look much too detailed to support a definitive conclusion, without overlaying them directly.
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