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How many of you if you had the time will study Probability just for fun
Georgia United States Member #21312 August 29, 2005 1694 Posts Offline |
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If you had everything paid, your house, cars, everything, how many of you will go to school and study, Probability as a hobby...
How many will subscribe to the Journal of Probability....
i would, just wandering if you would...
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New Jersey United States Member #18150 June 28, 2005 11951 Posts Offline |
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It might surprise you to find out that you already know more about Probability and Statistics than you think you do. A mind once stretched by a new idea never returns to its original dimensions!
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Carters Lake, Ga. United States Member #5406 June 29, 2004 951 Posts Offline |
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How many will subscribe to the Journal of Probability....
I would.
Probability -- the Mother of all my gambling ways...
ez    ........ in the long run........
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New Jersey United States Member #18150 June 28, 2005 11951 Posts Offline |
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Introductory Probability book, published by the American Mathematical Society:
Download Here!
Review the entire page for other Probability Resources! A mind once stretched by a new idea never returns to its original dimensions!
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New Jersey United States Member #18150 June 28, 2005 11951 Posts Offline |
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"Electronic Journal of Probability" A mind once stretched by a new idea never returns to its original dimensions!
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North New Jersey United States Member #5812 July 18, 2004 10416 Posts Offline |
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Actually I've read the deviation principles theories by Liming Wu and Nian Yao.
Excellent reading for anyone..!  Peace at last..
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New Member Waldorf, MD United States Member #62689 June 20, 2008 1 Posts Offline |
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I would. I love numbers, and I'm fasinated by patterns within the numbers. Like a lot of times where doing comparisons of the 3 digit from one category i.e. say the 1st + 2nd = 15 then for 3 drawings the 15 comes out in a row. Or twice even, even, even, i.e. 424 comes out - then in the 3rd drawing a even, even, even, comes out again. To me that rocks! Abbagail from MD
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If you had everything paid, your house, cars, everything, how many of you will go to school and study, Probability as a hobby...
How many will subscribe to the Journal of Probability....
i would, just wandering if you would... PUMPI76, I've always loved math , but if it would help me win I'd start back as soon as I could . However, when I think how many genious mathmathicians there are out there working as professors in a school for what could be called "peanuts' compared to what they could win , it makes me wonder if there really is a way to beat the lottery . BESIDES LUCK !!!!
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It might surprise you to find out that you already know more about Probability and Statistics than you think you do. RAVEN62, Your idea about a mind stretching never returning to it's original size reminds me of a fat girlfriend I once had and the swimsuits she tried on in a shop while I waited . They never returned to their original size either .
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CT United States Member #61881 May 21, 2008 431 Posts Offline |
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