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 == False positive statistics == 

  to the nearest tenth.]] 
 I've done some math, describing how likely it is for ClueBot NG to revert a user within their first N edits.  See the image to the right.  These are the cumulative distribution functions of two geometric distributions with p=0.001 and p=0.0005.  I thought you might like to add it to the statistics section.  Caveats: 
 *This is not based on actual data.  This is a purely theoretical calculation based on the false positive rate. 
 *This assumes that ClueBot NG looks at every edit made, and does no post-processing 
 *Therefore, this is rather pessimistic compared to reality.  

 My reasoning is that we eventually want to have ClueBot looking at as many edits as possible, perhaps by running multiple instances, so this depicts the ideal deployment scenario.  Post-processing is difficult to account for without taking actual measurements, which have their own problems (users don't report every false positive), so even in that scenario, this would still be somewhat pessimistic.  Thanks for reading this.  ''''''''''  "