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nydus/The Logic of Chance, 3rd EditionPublic

This work examines the physical foundations of probability by analyzing the formation and behavior of statistical series. It explores the nature of laws of error, the processes of causation, and the empirical methods required to establish and prove probabilistic data.

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THE THEORY OF THE AVERAGE AS A MEANS OF APPROXIMATION TO THE TRUTH.

  • Dante 285
  • Deflection causes of 57 from aim 38
  • De Morgan 83, 106, 119, 122, 135, 177, 179, 197, 236, 247, 296, 308, 350, 379, 382, 483
  • De Ros trial 255
  • Digits, random 111, 114
  • Discontinuity 116
  • Distribution, random 106
  • Diagrams 29, 45, 118, 443, 476, 481, 493, 501
  • Dialectic 302, 320
  • Donkin 123, 188, 283
  • Duration of life 15, 441
  • Düsing 259
  • Ebbinghaus 199
  • Edgeworth, F. Y. 34, 119, 256, 339, 393, 435, 483
  • Ellis, L. 9
  • Epidemics 62
  • Error, law of 29 asymmetrical 34, 441, 443 binomial 37, 457, 469, 480 geometrical 34, 502 heterogeneous 45 production of 36
  • Error mean 446 probable 446, 472, 488 of mean square 447, 488
  • Escapes, narrow 341
  • Expectation, moral 388
  • Experience and probability 74
  • Exponential curve 29
  • Extraordinary sense of 159, 423 stories 407, 421
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