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Probability & Statistics

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Applied to "Absence of Evidence is Not Evidence of Absence" As a Limit by transhumanist_atom_understander 3d ago

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Applied to Unknown Probabilities by transhumanist_atom_understander 3d ago

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Applied to When Is Insurance Worth It? by transhumanist_atom_understander 3d ago

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Applied to Representing Irrationality in Game Theory by Larry Lee 11d ago

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Applied to My thoughts on correlation and causation by Victor Porton 12d ago

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Applied to Rethinking Laplace's Rule of Succession by Cleo Nardo 1mo ago

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Applied to A very strange probability paradox by notfnofn 1mo ago

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Applied to "It's a 10% chance which I did 10 times, so it should be 100%" by egor.timatkov 1mo ago

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Applied to How long should political (and other) terms be? by ohmurphy 2mo ago

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Applied to AXRP Episode 36 - Adam Shai and Paul Riechers on Computational Mechanics by DanielFilan 3mo ago

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Applied to Intention-to-Treat (Re: How harmful is music, really?) by kqr 3mo ago

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Applied to What does it mean for an event or observation to have probability 0 or 1 in Bayesian terms? by Noosphere89 3mo ago

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Applied to Calibration training for 'percentile rankings'? by david reinstein 3mo ago

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Applied to The Ap Distribution by criticalpoints 4mo ago

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Applied to What is an appropriate sample size when surveying billions of data points? by Blake 4mo ago

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Applied to Reflecting on the transhumanist rebuttal to AI existential risk and critique of our debate methodologies and misuse of statistics by catgirlsruletheworld 4mo ago

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Applied to Confusing the metric for the meaning: Perhaps correlated attributes are "natural" by NickyP 5mo ago

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Applied to "... than average" is (almost) meaningless by jwfiredragon 6mo ago

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Applied to Probably Not a Ghost Story by George Ingebretsen 6mo ago