Re:Seeing Theory: A Visual Introduction to Probability and S...
by jtsuken on Wednesday September 30, 2020 @06:22PM
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> Probability has been understood at a quantitative level since Laplace [...] and Kolmogorov.
Which indicates it is roughly as hard as partial differential equations, the theory of relativity and just a tiny bit easier than some of the quantum mechanics.
This is pretty unintuitive for a subject, which mostly relies on multiplication and addition.
The dozen or so posts discussing the intuition of the Monty Hall Problem are a case in point.
Which indicates it is roughly as hard as partial differential equations, the theory of relativity and just a tiny bit easier than some of the quantum mechanics.
This is pretty unintuitive for a subject, which mostly relies on multiplication and addition.
The dozen or so posts discussing the intuition of the Monty Hall Problem are a case in point.
> They are an appetizer, not the main dish.
This is certainly true.