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I thought so at first but that seems to refer to positive/negative curve, which would be like the accumulated box office going down from a peak.
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Max
It looks like I'm after the "saturation point" used in sampling and UX research. -- (link)
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Max
Jan 7 '24, 07:26
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theoretical_sampling#Theoretical_saturation
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(which may also equate the the median, but I'm not sure) -- nm
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Jan 7, 07:30
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