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I think with a binomial the tilt is perfectly offset by the tilt you get from taking the ball.My math isn't fresh enough to write a nice dense statement showing
by danielmarkbruce 3y ago
I think with a binomial the tilt is perfectly offset by the tilt you get from taking the ball.My math isn't fresh enough to write a nice dense statement showing why.
If you change their simulation formula to pull from a binomial instead of uniform... it looks 50/50.
- jncfhnb 3y agoThe probability of flipping a coin and getting heads is the same as flipping ten coins, choosing one at random, and getting heads. Since the probability is the same, you have learned nothing about the distribution of unchecked coins. Since the coins are independently flipped, you can assume that it’s still just a binomial distribution of size n-1 and the same p.