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Yes really. Suppose there's a hundred different possible sounds, and each sound has a 1% chance of randomly correlating . The probability of at least one sound
by ikeboy 6y ago
Yes really.
Suppose there's a hundred different possible sounds, and each sound has a 1% chance of randomly correlating . The probability of at least one sound correlating would be very high, but once that's identified you would calculate a 1% chance there.
That's selection bias. You selected the cough to look at because coughs were the ones that correlated. If something else correlated you might have looked at that one.
- celticninja 6y agoare you familiar with the program and specific episodes?
- ikeboy 6y agoNope
- celticninja 6y agoit may aid your understanding if you were. specifically this guy used up his lifelines in the easiest questions, and then had a clear run on the difficult ones. it was a questionable performance, hence there being an investigation and refusal to award the prize immediately.