Yes, there's a wide variety of use cases that require different ratios of accuracy/speed. If you require 3 responses to be accurate, you have to multiply all 3 response accuracy probabilities, and as you've shown, this can reduce overall accuracy quite a bit. Of course, this does make the assumption that those 3 responses are independent of one another.
Yes, there's a wide variety of use cases that require different ratios of accuracy/speed. If you require 3 responses to be accurate, you have to multiply all 3 response accuracy probabilities, and as you've shown, this can reduce overall accuracy quite a bit. Of course, this does make the assumption that those 3 responses are independent of one another.