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Photo used to promote a new type of chip that uses probability rather than logic to calculate odds. Splashed across many websites, including
Wired.com: www.wired.com/gadgetlab/tag/lyric/
NY Times: www.nytimes.com/2010/08/18/technology/18chip.html?_r=2&am...
EDN: www.edn.com/article/510157-MIT_spin_out_claims_probabilit...
Electronista: www.electronista.com/articles/10/08/17/technology.uses.pr...
Technology Review: www.technologyreview.com/computing/26055/?a=f
Gigaom: gigaom.com/2010/08/16/lyric-semiconducto/
Even made the national paper version of the New York Times
Interesting to note that the New York Times was the only publication with enough brains to check the image metadata and actually credit the image in my name in both web and print. Thank you NY Times.
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The seventh graders studied theoretical and experimental probability. The students conducted trials to determine whether two 2-player dice games were fair games (games in which each player has an equal probability of winning). Students identified the sample space in order to calculate the theoretical probabilities; the class then compiled its data in a shared Google Sheet and observed that the experimental probability approached the theoretical probability as the number of trials increased.
The seventh graders studied theoretical and experimental probability. The students conducted trials to determine whether two 2-player dice games were fair games (games in which each player has an equal probability of winning). Students identified the sample space in order to calculate the theoretical probabilities; the class then compiled its data in a shared Google Sheet and observed that the experimental probability approached the theoretical probability as the number of trials increased.
At the Student Research Poster Session, students share their summer research projects with peers, highlighting the fascinating work that can be done at Lewis & Clark.
Probability of exactly one event While we study probability theory, we say that probability is that branch of mathematics, which is concerned with the possibility of any event to occur, which is the part of any random phenomena. The basic objects of probability we deal with are its variables, events and the process done to find the probability of any event. The study of probability theory is very important in most human activities which often involve the quantitative analysis of large Sets of data. It also helps to conclude certain complex and complicated results, which are otherwise unpredictable.
Black swan theory
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For Taleb's book on the subject, see The Black Swan (Taleb book).
A black swan, a member of the species Cygnus atratus, which remained undocumented until the eighteenth century
The Black Swan Theory or "Theory of Black Swan Events" was developed by Nassim Nicholas Taleb to explain: 1) the disproportionate role of high-impact, hard to predict, and rare events that are beyond the realm of normal expectations in history, science, finance and technology, 2) the non-computability of the probability of the consequential rare events using scientific methods (owing to their very nature of small probabilities) and 3) the psychological biases that make people individually and collectively blind to uncertainty and unaware of the massive role of the rare event in historical affairs. Unlike the earlier philosophical "black swan problem", the "Black Swan Theory" (capitalized) refers only to unexpected events of large magnitude and consequence and their dominant role in history. Such events, considered extreme outliers, collectively play vastly larger roles than regular occurrences.
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[edit]Background
Black Swan Events were characterized by Nassim Nicholas Taleb in his 2007 book (revised and completed in 2010), The Black Swan. Taleb regards almost all major scientific discoveries, historical events, and artistic accomplishments as "black swans" — undirected and unpredicted. He gives the rise of the Internet, the personal computer, World War I, and the September 11 attacks as examples of Black Swan Events.
The term black swan was a Latin expression — its oldest known reference comes from the poet Juvenal's characterization of something being "rara avis in terris nigroque simillima cygno" (6.165).[1] In English, this Latin phrase means "a rare bird in the lands, and very like a black swan." When the phrase was coined, the black swan was presumed not to exist. The importance of the simile lies in its analogy to the fragility of any system of thought. A set of conclusions is potentially undone once any of its fundamental postulates is disproven. In this case, the observation of a single black swan would be the undoing of the phrase's underlying logic, as well as any reasoning that followed from that underlying logic.
Juvenal's phrase was a common expression in 16th century London as a statement of impossibility. The London expression derives from the Old World presumption that all swans must be white because all historical records of swans reported that they had white feathers.[2] In that context, a black swan was impossible or at least nonexistent. After a Dutch expedition led by explorer Willem de Vlamingh on the Swan River in 1697, discovered black swans in Western Australia[3], the term metamorphosed to connote that a perceived impossibility might later be disproven. Taleb notes that in the 19th century John Stuart Mill used the black swan logical fallacy as a new term to identify falsification.
Specifically, Taleb asserts[4] in the New York Times:
What we call here a Black Swan (and capitalize it) is an event with the following three attributes.
First, it is an outlier, as it lies outside the realm of regular expectations, because nothing in the past can convincingly point to its possibility. Second, it carries an extreme impact. Third, in spite of its outlier status, human nature makes us concoct explanations for its occurrence after the fact, making it explainable and predictable.
I stop and summarize the triplet: rarity, extreme impact, and retrospective (though not prospective) predictability. A small number of Black Swans explains almost everything in our world, from the success of ideas and religions, to the dynamics of historical events, to elements of our own personal lives.
[edit]Coping with black swan events
The main idea in Taleb's book is not to attempt to predict Black Swan Events, but to build robustness against negative ones that occur and being able to exploit positive ones. Taleb contends that banks and trading firms are very vulnerable to hazardous Black Swan Events and are exposed to losses beyond that predicted by their defective models.
Taleb states that a Black Swan Event depends on the observer—using a simple example, what may be a Black Swan surprise for a turkey is not a Black Swan surprise for its butcher—hence the objective should be to "avoid being the turkey" by identifying areas of vulnerability in order to "turn the Black Swans white".
[edit]Identifying a black swan event
Based on the author's criteria:
The event is a surprise (to the observer).
The event has a major impact.
After the fact, the event is rationalized by hindsight, as if it had been expected.
[edit]Epistemological approach
Taleb's black swan is different from the earlier philosophical versions of the problem, specifically in epistemology, as it concerns a phenomenon with specific empirical and statistical properties which he calls, "the fourth quadrant".[5] Taleb's problem is about epistemic limitations in some parts of the areas covered in decision making. These limitations are twofold: philosophical (mathematical) and empirical (human known epistemic biases). The philosophical problem is about the decrease in knowledge when it comes to rare events as these are not visible in past samples and therefore require a strong a priori, or what one can call an extrapolating theory; accordingly events depend more and more on theories when their probability is small. In the fourth quadrant, knowledge is both uncertain and consequences are large, requiring more robustness.
Before Taleb,[6] those who dealt with the notion of the improbable, such as Hume, Mill, and Popper focused on the problem of induction in logic, specifically, that of drawing general conclusions from specific observations. Taleb's Black Swan Event has a central and unique attribute, high impact. His claim is that almost all consequential events in history come from the unexpected—yet humans later convince themselves that these events are explainable in hindsight (bias).
One problem, labeled the ludic fallacy by Taleb, is the belief that the unstructured randomness found in life resembles the structured randomness found in games. This stems from the assumption that the unexpected may be predicted by extrapolating from variations in statistics based on past observations, especially when these statistics are presumed to represent samples from a bell-shaped curve. These concerns often are highly relevant in financial markets, where major players use value at risk models, which imply normal distributions, although market returns typically have fat tail distributions.
More generally, decision theory, based on a fixed universe or a model of possible outcomes, ignores and minimizes the effect of events that are "outside model". For instance, a simple model of daily stock market returns may include extreme moves such as Black Monday (1987), but might not model the breakdown of markets following the September 11 attacks of 2001. A fixed model considers the "known unknowns", but ignores the "unknown unknowns".
Taleb notes that other distributions are not usable with precision, but often are more descriptive, such as the fractal, power law, or scalable distributions and that awareness of these might help to temper expectations.[7]
Beyond this, he emphasizes that many events simply are without precedent, undercutting the basis of this type of reasoning altogether.
Taleb also argues for the use of counterfactual reasoning when considering risk.[8][9]
[edit]Taleb's ten principles for a black swan robust world
Taleb enumerates ten principles for building systems that are robust to Black Swan Events:[10]
What is fragile should break early while it is still small. Nothing should ever become Too Big to Fail.
No socialisation of losses and privatisation of gains.
People who were driving a school bus blindfolded (and crashed it) should never be given a new bus.
Do not let someone making an "incentive" bonus manage a nuclear plant – or your financial risks.
Counter-balance complexity with simplicity.
Do not give children sticks of dynamite, even if they come with a warning.
Only Ponzi schemes should depend on confidence. Governments should never need to "restore confidence".
Do not give an addict more drugs if he has withdrawal pains.
Citizens should not depend on financial assets or fallible "expert" advice for their retirement.
Make an omelette with the broken eggs.
In addition to these ten principles, Taleb also recommends employing both physical and functional redundancy in the design of systems. These two steps can be found in the principles of resilience architecting. (Reference: Jackson, S. Architecting Resilient Systems: John Wiley & Sons. Hoboken, NJ: 2010.)
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The seventh graders studied theoretical and experimental probability. The students conducted trials to determine whether two 2-player dice games were fair games (games in which each player has an equal probability of winning). Students identified the sample space in order to calculate the theoretical probabilities; the class then compiled its data in a shared Google Sheet and observed that the experimental probability approached the theoretical probability as the number of trials increased.
CHIPPING, Lancashire
CHESTNUT TREES and a fast-flowing brook lend immediate charm to this village. 'Chipping' in old English means market, and in all probability around a market this village developed. Then in the seventeenth century Chipping began to prosper from the wool trade, maintained by the fleeces of the sheep which grazed on the Bowland Fells. In consequence many of the vilage's finest buildings also date from the seventeenth century.
Undoubtedly, Chipping's most generous benefactor was the seventeenth-century dyer and cloth merchant, John Brabin.
As an inscription reveals, he lived at 22 Talbot Street. When Brabin died in 1683, his will (which he had written the previous year, 'being infirm of body') bequeathed money to ease the plight of the por and also to build a village school. You can discern John Brabin's name, as well as the date 1684, on the gable end of a group of stone-built, terraced almshouses, which were also built with his money.
Cobbled Windy Street is charming; some of the stone-built houses, with their mullioned windows are set at right-angles to the street amid little gardens. Windy street reaches Talbot Street which then stretches down to a bridge over Chipping Brook, from which you can see an ancient water-wheel and, further in the distance, Longridge Fell.
Although the church, dedicated to St. Bartholomew, was founded in 597, its present tower dates from the mid fifteenth century and the rest (restored in 1873) from 1506. It is home to some of the local traditional spindle backed chairs, while stained-glass windows commemorate recent celebrated practitioners of this art. Buried in the chancel is The Rev. John King, who was vicar here from 1622 to 1672 and survived all the religious vicissitudes of that turbulent era.
At the Student Research Poster Session, students have the opportunity to talk with faculty about their summer research projects.
Possibilities and Probabilities
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This was an absolute killer to get properly exposed. In all probability, this was the most challenging shot of the day and one that would have benefited from an off camera flash, but you gotta make do with what you have got with you on the day. This one is SOOC, no post-fiddling, and I'm pretty stoked because it was a tricky shot to pick up detail in.
The seventh graders studied theoretical and experimental probability. The students conducted trials to determine whether two 2-player dice games were fair games (games in which each player has an equal probability of winning). Students identified the sample space in order to calculate the theoretical probabilities; the class then compiled its data in a shared Google Sheet and observed that the experimental probability approached the theoretical probability as the number of trials increased.
The seventh graders studied theoretical and experimental probability. The students conducted trials to determine whether two 2-player dice games were fair games (games in which each player has an equal probability of winning). Students identified the sample space in order to calculate the theoretical probabilities; the class then compiled its data in a shared Google Sheet and observed that the experimental probability approached the theoretical probability as the number of trials increased.
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At the Student Research Poster Session, students share their summer research projects with peers, highlighting the fascinating work that can be done at Lewis & Clark.
Each year, my precalculus students will play Monopoly as a way of understanding probability and statistics. One of my students went a little nuts with the top hat. It reminds me of Michigan J. Frog from the old Warner Brothers cartoon. I wanted to put these three photos into one, but the computer lab at school was full all day. Not that it would help much...Photoshop confuses me.
LEOPARD
The leopard (Panthera pardus) is an Old World mammal of the Felidae family and the smallest of the four roaring cats in the genus Panthera; the other three are the tiger, lion and jaguar.
Once distributed across southern Asia and Africa, from Korea to South Africa, the leopard's range of distribution has decreased radically over time because of a variety of factors, including human influence, and the leopard now chiefly occurs in sub-Saharan Africa. There are fragmented populations in India, Indochina, Malaysia, and China. Due to the loss of range and continual declines in population, the cat has been downgraded to "Near Threatened" species; its numbers are greater than that of the other Panthera species, all of which face more acute conservation concerns.
The leopard has relatively short legs and a long body, with a large skull. Physically, it most closely resembles the jaguar, although it is usually smaller and of slighter build. Its fur is marked with rosettes which lack internal spots, unlike those of the jaguar. Leopards that are melanistic, either completely black or very dark in coloration, are one of the big cats known colloquially as black panthers.
The species' success in the wild owes in part to its opportunistic hunting behaviour, its adaptability to a variety of habitats and its ability to move at up to approximately 60 kilometres (37 miles) an hour. The leopard consumes virtually any animal it can hunt down and catch. Its preferred habitat ranges from rainforest to desert terrains. Its ecological role and status resembles that of the similarly-sized cougar in the Americas.
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MALA MALA
Mala Mala is the oldest and largest private game reserve in South Africa. One of the first areas of private land to switch from hunting to conservation, it is spread over 33,000 acres (13,500 hectares) of the Mpumalanga Lowveld. The property shares a 12 mile unfenced border with Kruger National Park and contains the longest stretch of the Sand River of any of the Sabi Sand resorts. Its varied habitats - riverine forest, acacia bushveld, and savannah - support a broad selection of wildlife, and provide excellent opportunities for spotting the Big 5 (Buffalo, Elephant, Leopard, Lion & Rhinoceros).
Upon checking in, your game ranger will greet you and accompany you throughout your stay. The rangers, selected for their knowledge of African plant, animal, and bird-life, oversee your personal service. They will be your guide for your twice daily, four-hour game drives, sit with you at meals and impart their knowledge of African wildlife with stories about the individual behavior of animals within the MalaMala reserve.
Game drives are conducted in an open safari vehicle, accompanied by a professional Shangaan tracker. Despite the refined attention to detail, you are immediately aware that you are in Africa and that the unexpected may happen. Breakdowns and stuck vehicles are a hazard of driving through donga and bush, but the staff handles this with aplomb. Radio contact, a large reserve, and excellent guides enhance the probability of seeing the big five. The camp also offers guided bush walks.
James Murphy (Met Office), presented ‘Ensembles and probabilities in the 1980s: Pioneering the use of dynamical ensembles in real-time monthly predictions’ at a symposium marking 30 years of ensemble forecasting and the career of Prof. Tim Palmer.
The Symposium was held on 5 December 2022 at ECMWF, Reading UK, and online. A second day of talks was held at the University of Oxford on 6 December.
Presentations and recordings are available at 30 Years of Ensemble Forecasting and Symposium for Prof. Tim Palmer December 2022.
Phylogeny of the Australian rodents and reconstructed ancestry on key nodes in the phylogeny (labeled as nodes A–G).
Bayesian posterior probabilities indicated at the nodes. Nodes supported by 1.00 are marked with “*”. Shapes beside terminal taxa designate species in the three Australian colonization stages (star = old endemics, circle = new endemics, and square = introduced species). All other rodent species are non-Australian and are presented for reference. Melomys rufescens and Pogonomys macrourus were used only for positioning these two genera on the phylogenetic tree, and served as a phylogenetic reference for the Australian species Melomys cervinipes and Pogonomys mollipilosus for which we had no genetic sequences. Line graphs on the right side of the figure show the values of the ancestral breeding parameter states. They are drawn for both the old endemics (gray line, nodes A, B, C, and D) and the new endemics (black line, nodes A, E, F, and G), starting at node A and increasing toward more recent nodes.
The seventh graders studied theoretical and experimental probability. The students conducted trials to determine whether two 2-player dice games were fair games (games in which each player has an equal probability of winning). Students identified the sample space in order to calculate the theoretical probabilities; the class then compiled its data in a shared Google Sheet and observed that the experimental probability approached the theoretical probability as the number of trials increased.
Aim:
To test if the ‘Monty Hall Problem’ does actually work when put into practice.
The ‘Monty Hall Problem’ is a probability problem based on the ‘Let’s Make A Deal’ quiz show scenario. As the quiz contestant you are given the opportunity to select one closed door of three, behind one of which there is a car, while the other two doors hide goats. Once you have made your selection, the host (Monty Hall) will open one of the remaining doors, and reveal one of the goats. He then asks you if you would like to switch your selection to the other unopened door, or stay with your original choice.
Here is the problem: Does it matter if you switch?
For more details see montyhallproblem.com/
Apparatus:
A scale model of the ‘Monty Hall Show’ set was constructed using Lego.
Two model sheep were used as goat substitutes and a toy car (Luigi from ‘Cars’) was used as the prize item. Monty Hall and the contestant were played by Lego men.
Method:
Volunteers were recruited to play out the ‘Let’s Make A Deal’ quiz show and their decision to remain with their original choice or to change their selection was recorded along with the win/loose outcome.
Results:
The results of the experiment were as follows:
Number of games played: 20
Contestants remaining with original choice and winning: 5
Contestants remaining with original choice and loosing: 5
Contestants changing their original choice and winning: 8
Contestants changing their original choice and loosing: 2
Conclusion:
It is apparent that in this scenario the chances of you winning a car will improve if you accept the host’s offer to switch you choice. This is because your initial selection was made when you had a 1 in 3 probability of selecting the prize. Your second selection would be made when having a 1 in 2 probability of selecting the prize door and therefore a better chance of getting a car and not a goat.
Whilst out photographing harriers at Parkgate on a day when precipitation probability was <5% I noticed a little cloud developing over North Wales. Behind me was clear blue sky.
The clouds rapidly developed and raced over the marshes showing by the rainbow that they meant business. Minutes later the heavens opened. Lucky for me I was only 50m from the car.
A second shot of the scene taken a few minutes after the first.
Each year, my precalculus students will play Monopoly as a way of understanding probability and statistics. One of my students went a little nuts with the top hat. It reminds me of Michigan J. Frog from the old Warner Brothers cartoon. I wanted to put these three photos into one, but the computer lab at school was full all day. Not that it would help much...Photoshop confuses me.
At the Student Research Poster Session, students have the opportunity to talk with faculty about their summer research projects.
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The seventh graders studied theoretical and experimental probability. The students conducted trials to determine whether two 2-player dice games were fair games (games in which each player has an equal probability of winning). Students identified the sample space in order to calculate the theoretical probabilities; the class then compiled its data in a shared Google Sheet and observed that the experimental probability approached the theoretical probability as the number of trials increased.
My latest and in all probability final addition to my dolly family.
Nameless as yet... I have quite a few nameless girls right now.
Wearing a dress by Isidora Morales, thanks Isi & Lupi :)
Rohani amil Saif Ali Shah Kazmi +92 344 3331134,World Famous Give me one probability change your life. We offer the going with organizations to deal with your beginning and end issues 1: help to get back your treasured one's trust. 2: stop parcel and division. 3: issue in guideline, 4: issue in marriage, 5: issue in bussines, 6: issue in prosperity and propel, 7: issue in outside experience, 8: issue in business, 9: life partner spouse issue, 10: connections, 11: horoscope make or match, . handle your any issue just by one call. Each issue will be clarified with complete confirmation and puzzle. certifiable acknowledge can handle each issue. Most of my sisters, kin, mothers and young ladies that had been confused from fake aamil's, divine prophet , bangalis, baba's can contact by understanding the last light of solutionmanpasand shadi,manpasand shadi uk,manpasand shadi ka taweez,manpasand shadi ka wazifa,manpasand shadi karne ke upay,manpasand shadi karne ki dua,manpasand shadi ke upay,manpasand shadi ki dua,manpasand shadi k liye wazifa,manpasand shadi wazifa,manpasand shadi ka amal,manpasand shadi,manpasand shadi.com,manpasand shaadi.com,man pasand shadi ki dua in hindi,man pasand shadi karne ki dua,man pasand shadi k liye dua,manpasand shadi ke liye dua,man pasand shadi k liye wazifa,manpasand shadi ka mantra,Talaq ka masla,talaq ka masla in quran,talaq ka masla in hindi,talaq ka masla mufti akmal,aik talaq ka masla,3 talaq ka masla,1 talaq ka masla,2 talaq ka masla,istikharah,istikhara signs,istikhara islamqa,istikhara dua in english,istikhara method,istikharah cinta,istikhara shia,istikhara salafi,istikhara for marriage dua,istikhara appeal to english,istikhara dua,istikhara dreams,istikhara for love.istikhara answer,istikhara after fajr,istikhara arabicwazifa meaning,wazifa for baby,wazifa for money,wazifa for love,wazifa for depression,wazifa for job,wazifa for eczema,wazifa for anger,wazifa for unfaltering child,wazifa for house,wazifa,wazifa ayatul kursi,wazifa after fajr namaz,wazifa aulad e narina,wazifa after maghrib,wazifa allkala jadu ka ilaj,kala jadu ka tor ki dua,kala jadu ka tor wazifa,kala jadu ka tor,kala jadu khatam karne ki dua,kala jadu ka tarika in urdu,kala jadu ka tor taweez,kala jadu ka ilaj quran se,mohabbat k liye kala jadu,kala jadu ke symptoms,kala jadu ke asrat,kala jadu ke tarike,kala jadu ke totke,kala jadu ki alamat,kala jadu ke upay,kala jadu k asraat,kala jadu ka taweez,kala jadu,
At the Student Research Poster Session, students share their summer research projects with peers, highlighting the fascinating work that can be done at Lewis & Clark.
- Play math games
- Use for probability activities
- Use operational cubes to create number problems
- Create your own number cubes using blank ones
I've forgotten how much 'fun' I can have messing with my computers.
So what is the probability of two external drives failing within two days of each other?
The Maxtor 750GB -which was not used for a while - I found that it fried to the extent of melting the USB cable ends.
Yesterday, I attempted to clone my iMac with Carbon Copy Clone and i knew something was not right when it took over 7 hrs to copy about 40GB (out of 1TB) onto the WD Firewire drive.
This morning the drive was not even recognized. Disassembled it and put the bare HDD into a USB3 cady and now it's doing 1GB a minute. Mind you that will steel need about 20 hrs to complete.
The moral of the story? There is none - at some point your luck will run out, just make sure you have at least two copies of everything you hold dear.