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It's a better than 50% chance - if the sample size is odd, you always get a real observation; if the sample size is even, you may still get a real observation (
by lenzm 10y ago
It's a better than 50% chance - if the sample size is odd, you always get a real observation; if the sample size is even, you may still get a real observation (if the two median observations are equal).
- srean 10y agoYou are indeed correct, I was incorrectly assuming a continuous density, in which case the probability of a tie would have been zero.