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- Supplemental Material —Vol. 37, No. 2
- Book Reviews 37.2
- The Impact of Altitude Training on NCAA Division I Female Swimmers’ Performance
- The Potential of Simulations in Public Health
- Strange Expectations: A Dickens of a Problem
- Editors’ Letter—Vol. 37, No. 2
- Confidence Interval for a Binomial p: Recommend the Wilson Interval to Students
- Pixel by Pixel: Artistic Achievements
- Remembering C.R. Rao (1920–2023)
- Remembering Katherine Wallman
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How do you measure probability of events wether you have already the data or you start from the first trial?
Example:
Supose you have 100 coin toss data where tails hit 70 times(4 standard deviations). You did not pick from tails or heads beforehand.
The other scenario is to pick tails and flip 100 times hitting 70 times.
Both statistics are the same, but it is subjetive.
How do we overfit what we witness?
Can we state that the coin is biased having only the first 100 flips?
I have a tendency to go along with every little thing that is
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