8 videos about probability and statistics that people linked on Reddit, from the Statistics, Physics and Mathematics shelves.
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But what is the Central Limit Theorem?3Blue1BrownI've watched the Central Limit Theorem video. And so I suggested by getting item 2, or not getting neither of the items, many times, your actual chances of getting item 1 increases over time, since the probability of a random set over multiple cycles is supposed to form a bell curve shape, and so getting only one of the outcomes multiple times would yield for there to be sets of data for the other outcomes too.
Posted to r/3Blue1Brown
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Bell's Theorem: The Quantum Venn Diagram ParadoxminutephysicsPosted to r/3Blue1Brown: Bell's Theorem: The Quantum Venn Diagram Paradox
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But what is a convolution?3Blue1BrownPosted to r/3Blue1Brown: New video: But what is a convolution?
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MINI-LESSON 1: Breaking down intuitively the concept of standard deviation. Why pple don't get it.N N Taleb's Probability QuestionsIn this video Nassim Taleb mentions that σ/MAD=sqrt(π/2) for Gaussian distributions. I have absolutely no idea why this is, but it reminds me of the quote "Where there is pi, there is a (hidden) circle". The fact that pi shows up here seems so surprising and simply begs to be explained.
Mentioned in r/3Blue1Brown
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Why “probability of 0” does not mean “impossible” | Probabilities of probabilities, part 23Blue1BrownFinish the series with part three?
Mentioned in r/3Blue1Brown
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Can you solve the prisoner boxes riddle? - Yossi ElranTED-EdMentioned in r/mathriddles: Looking for riddles related to error correcting codes. Here's one I know:
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The Central Limit Theorem Clearly Explained!Normalized NerdPosted to r/learnmachinelearning: Central Limit Theorem Explained...
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Why We Get Entropy WrongYaz AshmawiPosted to r/Physics: I made a video explaining why entropy isn't disorder and that extending its application to non-equilibrium problems requires insights from both Thermodynamics and Bayesian Probability.