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Probability: Mathematical and Non-Mathematical Models
2003Abstract It is obvious, too, that even when the probabilities are derived from observation and experiment, a very slight improvement in the data, by better observations, or by taking into fuller consideration the special circumstances of the case, is of more use than the most elaborate application of the calculus to probabilities founded
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Probability: Issues of Mathematics
2003Abstract From the preceding principles it is easy to deduce the demonstration of that theorem of the doctrine of probabilities, which is the foundation of its application to judicial or other inquiries for ascertaining the occurrence of a given event, or the reality of an individual fact. The signs or evidences by which a fact is usually
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Probability and Mathematical Statistics
Technometrics, 1977Bruce L. Bowerman, Lester D. Taylor
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Probability and Mathematical Genetics
2010Focussing on the work of Sir John Kingman, one of the world's leading researchers in probability and mathematical genetics, this book touches on the important areas of these subjects in the last 50 years. Leading authorities give a unique insight into a wide range of currently topical problems.
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A Mathematical Extra: Probability Analysis
1985Questions which present themselves in the course of an investigation such as the one described in this chapter, are: what is the probability that certain numerical patterns occur in a passage? Is there a risk that we declare fortuitous occurrences of a pattern to be intentional occurrences? Dr. A.
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