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Probability Theory and Statistical Inference: Econometric ...
This density, together with its equiprobability contours, for two different values of
6, is shown in figures 6.18 and 6.19. In the case of figure 6. 18 0 = 0.2 which
implies a correlation coefficient p = — 0.148. In the case of figure 6.19 0=1.0
which is ...
That is, following the dynamic proposed in chapter 2, we expect an increasing
divergence from equiprobability of information as entropy increases are
minimized. For example, if we have three species, the number of possible trees is
seven ...
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Truth, Possibility and Probability: New Logical Foundations ...
When it is clear from the context, an equiprobability structure (K, j, G), will be
designated just by K. It is clear, by Theorem XIII.11, that if K is a chance structure
then (K,i,(GK.- ll'< n)) is an equiprobability structure. As it was mentioned above,
one ...
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New Foundations of Cost-benefit Analysis
OtN] by imagining an equiprobability lottery with the life-histories as the prizes: a
lottery where the spectator has a 1 /N chance that he will live the life of individual
1 in outcome Oi, a 1/N chance that he will live the life of individual 2 in outcome ...
Matthew D. Adler, Eric A. Posner,
2006
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Exploring Probability in School: Challenges for Teaching and ...
Equiprobability Bias q Lecoutre (Lecoutre & Durand, 1988; Lecoutre, 1992)
described equiprobability bias as a tendency for the individual to think of random
events as being “equiprobable” by their very nature (see Watson, this volume).
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The Theory of Probability
since the equiprobability can be derived only if the second assumption is added.
If the second assumption is replaced by another, for instance, by the
presupposition that the black sectors are twice the size of the red sectors, we can
no longer ...
It can be shown that equiprobability in games of chance is reducible to the
assumption of a continuous probability function.2 Let us take the game of roulette
as an example: if we assume that a continuous probability function determines, ...
Hans Reichenbach, M. Reichenbach, Robert S. Cohen,
1978
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Testing for
Equiprobability Using a Multi-Nomial Or Poisson ...
The well-known chi-square test is discussed for testing equiprobability when the expected number of observations per cell is not large.
Lars Holst, WISCONSIN UNIV MADISON MATHEMATICS RESEARCH CENTER.,
1976
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Introduction to Probability and Statistics, Second Edition,
up a criterion of equiprobability of two contingent events for a random experiment
; in other words, we should be able to say when two contingent events are
equally probable or equally likely. Bernoulli enunciated the following criterion of ...
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Emerging Perspectives on Judgment and Decision Research
Social Decision Scheme Matrices for Two Models: Proportionality and Majority-
Equiprobability Otherwise Majority-Equiprobability Proportionality Otherwise
Individual Distribution A B Group Distributions B B Table 14.1 shows two
examples of ...
Sandra L. Schneider, James Shanteau,
2003