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Yes and no. The actual probability Doesn’t increase but the predicted probability does.

If you start adding data points for very high temperatures, then your linear model will probably end up ignoring the temperature.

You would need a non-linear transformation of the temperature that can capture that the further away from the sweet spot the worse the coffee is.



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