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Introduction to Simulations and Experimental Probability

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Machine Learning Math Essentials

Machine Learning Math Essentials. Areas of math essential to machine learning. Machine learning is part of both statistics and computer science Probability Statistical inference Validation Estimates of error, confidence intervals Linear algebra

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Demystifying Computing with Magic

Berkeley, CA. 2012- 06-21. Demystifying Computing with Magic. Dan garcia UC Berkeley. Glenn sugden UC Berkeley. Special Session Overview. Motivation The 5 magic tricks The 21 Card Trick Magic Hats Guess the Value Josephus Flavius Circle Game Fitch Cheneys Five Card Trick Reflection

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CS322

Week 11 - Friday. CS322. Last time. What did we talk about last time? Combinations. Questions?. Logical warmup. A butcher goes to the market with $100 He has to buy exactly 100 animals (for no especially good reason) There are cows, geese and chicken for sale Cows are $15 each

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CS322

Week 11 - Wednesday. CS322. Last time. What did we talk about last time? Exam 2 post-mortem Combinations. Questions?. Logical warmup. This is a puzzle we should have done with sequences Consider the following sequence, which should be read from left to right, starting at the top row 1

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(CSC 102)

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Playing Card design

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Section #1

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3.3-The Addition Rule

3.3-The Addition Rule. Mutually Exclusive Events : can NOT occur at the same time. A and B. A and B are Mutually exclusive. A and B are NOT Mutually exclusive. Are these events mutually exclusive?. 1. A= roll a 3 on a die B = roll a 4 on a die.

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Advanced Algebra

Advanced Algebra. Probability Review. 1. Use a standard deck of cards (with no jokers) for the following: P(face card). 2. Use a standard deck of cards (with no jokers) for the following: P(diamond or 7). 3. Use a standard deck of cards (with no jokers) for the following: P(not black).

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Frequency

Frequency. Frequency. Looking at how often something occurs in context. Example#1 : You roll a six-sided die whose sides are numbered from 1 through 6. a) What is the probability of rolling an ODD number?. P(odd) =. b) What is the probability of rolling

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Adding Probabilities 12-5

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Basic Probability: Outcomes and Events

Basic Probability: Outcomes and Events. What is the probability of getting exactly two jacks in a poker hand?. Counting in Probability. lec 13W. 2. Counting in Probability. Outcomes : 5-card hands Event : hands w/2Jacks Pr {2 Jacks} :: =. ? 0.04. lec 13W. 3.

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Probability

Probability . COMPOUND EVENTS . If two sets or events have no elements in common, they are called disjoint or mutually exclusive. Examples of mutually exclusive sets: Two fair dice are tossed, what is the probability of a sum of 7 or 11?

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Terminologies in Probability

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Bell Ringer

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5.2 Day Two

5.2 Day Two. Two Way Tables Venn Diagrams Probability. Learning Targets. I can use a Venn diagram to model a chance process involving two events. I can use the general addition rule to calculate P(AUB). Two-Way Tables.

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9.8 Mathematical Expected Value

9.8 Mathematical Expected Value. Lesson Obj : IWBAT to calculate the expected value of an event. Guiding Question: How can we calculate the expected value of a situation?.

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