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Nope, because you don't have the same number of 9s and 8s as 1s and 2s, so it's not uniform.
by phaemon 13y ago
Nope, because you don't have the same number of 9s and 8s as 1s and 2s, so it's not uniform.
- buo 13y agoI don't think you're correct. A discrete distribution can be defined for any number of values. Linux, which is the subject of the paper, uses a discrete distribution too.
- phaemon 13y agoOk, that's fine, you just want to use 1s and 2s (though it would have been more obvious if you'd just used 0s and 1s :) ). In that case, you don't have as many 11s and 22s as 12s and 21s (I'm ignoring the commas since they're irrelevant).
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