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three-door problem
Sigrid 2022-04-19 09:01:34
For the three-door problem, the host selection process is a process of re-transformation of the probability. Your conversion already includes the last probability, not a re-selection. Disrupting the re-election is the alternative. The probability of the first selection is to take 1 from C3. After eliminating a wrong answer, if the probability remains unchanged, the probability continues to take 1 from C3. If you switch, it is equivalent to thinking that your selection is not correct, and the last selection was not correct. The correct probability is 2 for C3. So if you convert it is 2/3, if you don't convert it is 1/3
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Kelvin 2022-04-24 07:01:04
The male protagonist looks like my New York classmate. This money is good. Bankrupt people should study the algorithm and go to the casino to find a way to make it back.
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Shakira 2022-03-18 09:01:03
Some of the lenses and camera designs are very good. But the story is poorly told. The principle and operation of Count are also not clear. The characters don't come out well. The CG of the show should be placed in the middle and not just at the beginning.
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[Jill wakes up Ben on the plane after landing back in Boston]
Ben Campbell: I seem to keep waking up to you.
Jill Taylor: Don't get used to it.
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[Micky gets on Fisher's back after Fisher gets jealous of Ben's winnings]
Fisher: Beginner's luck.
Micky Rosa: Hey, Fisher. Win like a man, lose like a man.
Fisher: Micky, I didn't play into a cold deck three times.
Micky Rosa: You know what's worse than a loser? Someone who won't admit he played it wrong.