Why does a 2% team error place an upper bound on the optimal error rate?
Question: Answer in one to three sentences using the demonstrated performance of the doctor team.
Sample answer: The doctor team demonstrates that 2% error is achievable. Therefore, the optimal error rate cannot be higher than 2%, although it could be lower.
Key points:
- The team achieves 2% error.
- Achievable performance means the optimum cannot be higher.
- The optimum could still be lower than 2%.
Rubric: The answer must connect demonstrated 2% performance to the conclusion that the optimal error cannot exceed 2% and may be lower.
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