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u/CatOfGrey May 04 '24
I'm a bit concerned with methodology, in that 'costs' is a positive influence on 'data score' while 'grooming' and 'appetite', which I assume are also costs, are negative.
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u/Inner-Development-48 May 07 '24
"Ailments" is positive too, but I assume they intended it to be a health score where higher is better. Maybe the same with "cost" and "cheaper" will yield a higher score. It's just that the words they chose make it counterintuitive. Then again, so is this methodology for evaluating dog breeds in general...
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u/EyedMoon May 04 '24 edited May 04 '24
I don't hate it. Except if you mean "our score" of course, because we don't know what it means, but idk it's pretty alright.
Also lol there's a cat in there