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This relation defines male 8/10 (rate 0.80), female 4/10 (rate 0.40). Female ratio in the source section “func TestFourFifthsFlagsDisparateRate(t *testing.T) · male 8/10 (rate 0.80), female 4/10 (rate 0.40). Female ratio”. It specifies the displayed relationship between the named quantities or parameters. Its interpretation depends on the source’s stated variables and conditions; this record does not assign an unprovided physical or cognitive meaning to them.
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return r, true
}
}
return ImpactRow{}, false
}
func TestFourFifthsFlagsDisparateRate(t *testing.T) {
// male 8/10 (rate 0.80), female 4/10 (rate 0.40). Female ratio = 0.40/0.80 = 0.50, below 0.80, so
// it must be flagged; male is the reference at 1.0. Two known groups, so the comparison is valid.
var rows []candRow
rows = append(rows, rowsFor("male", "groupA", 10, 8)...)
rows = append(rows, rowsFor("female", "groupA", 10, 4)...)
sec := analyze("selection", rows, 0)
female, ok := findGroup(sec.ByGender, "female")
if !ok {
t.Fatal("female group missing")
}Exact original notation
male 8/10 (rate 0.80), female 4/10 (rate 0.40). Female ratio = 0.40/0.80 = 0.50, below 0.80, so