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I'm glad to hear that somebody has his eye on the ball. Unfortunately, a
designation of a region like "western Puerto Rico" means so many
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From: "Alex Yu" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: probability definition
1. Very Interesting. Would it be possible to get a copy of your paper
on
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The "definition" via axioms provides a mathematical structure that we
interpret either as "relative frequency" or as "degrees of belief".
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Richard A. Beldin"
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The "definition" via axioms provides a mathematical
For a quick walk through of various prob. theories, you may consult "The
Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy." pp.649-651.
Basically, propensity theory is to deal with the problem that frequentist
prob. cannot be applied to a single case. Propensity theory defines prob.
as the disposition of a
Hello,
I have a question regarding the definition of probability. If I
understand correctly, probability may be defined using just axioms. However,
my textbook also uses a relative frequency definition, in which a
probability is defined as being the proportion of times an outcome occurs in
Hi Alex,
Can you provide the definition of probability under each way? In other words,
can you explain a little more on each way of defining probability? As it is,
some of them are clear (e.g., Frequentist theory) and others are not clear to
me. Thanks. Siddeek
Alex Yu wrote:
Probability
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
James Ankeny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have a question regarding the definition of probability. If I
understand correctly, probability may be defined using just axioms. However,
my textbook also uses a relative frequency definition, in which a
probability
