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>
> > Statistical rule of thumb is if you get no results in N samples then
> actual
> > figure is - hmm - mind says either < 1 in N/3 or < 1 in 3N. If that
> sounds
> > of relevance it can be checked.
>
> Just for (possible) interest:

https://wiki2.org/en/Rule_of_three_(statistics)

Summary: If you make N tests with negative result then there is 3/N
probability that there are no positive results at the 95% confidence level.

- 300 parachutes open OK ->

<1% chance of parachute failure at 95% confidence level.

Nobody shoots me on 1000 trips to town ->

< 0.1% chance that nobody will shoot me if I take a trip to town at 95%
confidence level.
(NB: prior trips were until end of last year!)

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