018 - on the relative frequency approach

Jun 15, 2006 22:10

While the relative frequency approach depends upon the fact that an experiment can be repeated under identical conditions, probabilities can be assigned to other situations by treating them as a rational measure of belief.

Thus if one truly believes that an event, E has a probability of occuring one in two times, and we assume that that is true ( Read more... )

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life_in_stereo_ June 16 2006, 19:08:51 UTC
...You gonna go stiff Vegas, Byakuya?

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intoinfinity June 17 2006, 02:52:42 UTC
I doubt that any "stiffing" will be occuring, Kurosaki. It is purely a mathematical exercise.

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life_in_stereo_ June 17 2006, 03:15:50 UTC
An exercise in probability and...earnin' money? SEMANTICS!

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intoinfinity June 17 2006, 03:17:23 UTC
I feel that there would be large losses at first until we really figure out the new mathematics of the game.

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sismarysunshine June 16 2006, 21:06:18 UTC
I have one of those green visor things if you wanna borrow it! It could totally help.

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intoinfinity June 17 2006, 03:04:13 UTC
... That is quite all right. I do not need one.

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