How to Correctly Estimate the Weight of an Ox
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Sir Francis Galton (born 1828) was posed with the exact same challenge when a county fair came to town. He and all the other fair attendees were given the opportunity to win a prize by correctly estimating the weight of an ox.
Can Parallel Universes Predict What We Consume?
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How might we make predictions in a world of choice and randomness? If we borrow a concept from modern physics, we may be able to make lots of predictions rather than just one.
How a statistical technique developed by Guinness in 1900 is used across the world today
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Around the start of 1900s Arthur Guinness Son & Co. set out to hire the best scientists to analyse data concerned with aspects of their brewing process.
Why probabilistic modelling is more than playing with random dice
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Probabilistic modelling, or Monte Carlo simulation, can be precisely what you need when there is a lot of data known about a system. Calculations in science involve putting numbers together that represent physical quantities.