Math time.

Dec 07, 2006 00:28

Assuming:

Y = [t + 2I + A+ 2(SI + 2SA)]/400 300

and

X = 100% - YI would say my probability of returning to my home world within the next month would be between 65% and 75%. However, the short time I have been in camp is skewing the numbers just a bit, so that may be a conservative estimate. I would say the probability is closer to 45% or 50 ( Read more... )

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master_of_mon December 7 2006, 00:52:51 UTC
...what

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kagerou_da_ne December 7 2006, 00:59:50 UTC
If you know the correct variables to use, you can solve nearly any problem.

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master_of_mon December 7 2006, 01:09:59 UTC
He's sayin' somethin', Pikachu, but I don't think it's English. Let's try to find out!

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master_of_mon December 7 2006, 01:10:22 UTC
Hi! My name is Ash! ASH. You speak English? Nod if you do!

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anyposition December 7 2006, 00:54:39 UTC
...

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kagerou_da_ne December 7 2006, 01:00:17 UTC
Yes?

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anyposition December 7 2006, 01:04:50 UTC
Y'sound like Wesley.

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kagerou_da_ne December 7 2006, 01:05:50 UTC
I'm afraid I don't know a Wesley.

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acdragonmaster December 7 2006, 01:03:28 UTC
...you, sir, rock. And I wanna know exactly the mechanics behind how that formula works now.

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kagerou_da_ne December 7 2006, 01:24:16 UTC
Don't we all.

((It's basically a mathematical representation of stuff we already know - that characters tend to leave if they don't have anyone to stay for, or else if they're not seen often. The second set is the likelihood of someone getting re-apped based on how many very close relations and how many canonmates they have in camp, although it rests on the assumption that the longer a char has been gone, the less likely it is that they'll be re-apped))

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acdragonmaster December 7 2006, 01:35:43 UTC
((Yeah, I got the gist of it, was just trying to figure out exactly what stood for what... though is that actually supposed to be 2(SI + 2SA)/400 + t + 2I + A like you've got it written, or is it (t + 2I + A+ 2(SI + 2SA))/400 since I'm guessing the /100 is to turn it into a percentage in the second formula, so in the first it's probably the same purpose, but 400 because there's four components to the top?))

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kagerou_da_ne December 7 2006, 01:51:46 UTC
((Ahahahaha oh god, you're right! I even made sure to double-parenthesis in the second equation! I just can't put the whole thing over t like I can on paper, thus I screwed up typing it out! Thank you!))

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hasibutzi December 7 2006, 02:25:39 UTC
But...

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kagerou_da_ne December 7 2006, 02:29:44 UTC
I am not planning on going anywhere, Tot.

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hasibutzi December 7 2006, 02:34:51 UTC
I don't want you to.

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kagerou_da_ne December 7 2006, 02:40:42 UTC
...I am quite disinclined to want to leave without you. But... were I to go home...

Well. I believe you know what is waiting for me.

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mooning_you December 7 2006, 04:16:07 UTC
I don't get it. Do I have to know math to go home?

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hascoldhands December 7 2006, 04:28:26 UTC
*pinged*

Knowing how unlikely it is...probably. Ah...not really, Usagi-chan. He's figuring out a pattern in the people that are able to leave the barrier.

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mooning_you December 7 2006, 04:29:47 UTC
So, there's a pattern? Like all blondes go one day and the brunettes the next?

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hascoldhands December 7 2006, 04:34:20 UTC
--Nothing so specific, I'd think. Just the probability of a person's ability to successfully flee the barrier.

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