Re:Show HN: Understanding the Monty Hall paradox through code
by Retric on Sunday March 29, 2020 @10:15AM
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This is correct, but based on specific assumptions. If the host flipped a coin and selected a door and 1/Nth of the time it had the car then you switching would not change your odds.
Similarly, an adversarial host who sometimes opens a door and sometimes just shows you your choice can similarly mess with the odds.
Itβs really due to the host both being forced to show a door and knowing which door to choose that you gain from leveraging that knowledge.
Similarly, an adversarial host who sometimes opens a door and sometimes just shows you your choice can similarly mess with the odds.
Itβs really due to the host both being forced to show a door and knowing which door to choose that you gain from leveraging that knowledge.