Re: Stat question
On Mon, 4 Jun 2007 19:11:59 -0500, ol3@xxxxxxxxx (Oscar Lanzi III)
wrote:
For the three-sample case, P(X<y<Z) is 1/6, not 1/3. You have P = 1/3
for X being smallest, but you still need Y<Z. Of course there are six
permutations for X, Y, and Z, and that governs the probability for any
particular order.
Yes, thanks, although it was already noted.
quasi
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Relevant Pages
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 35.1: Permutations, Combinations, etc.
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(sci.physics) - Quantum Gravity 320.4: "Exponential-Permutation-Combination Information"
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(sci.physics) - Re: Securing ARC4
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(sci.crypt) - Re: Non-Scalar Cryptography - The Emporor is stark naked.
... Analysing the key probability as you have done will not affect the ... uncertainty of the ciphertext => the ciphertext still has equal ... the scrambling key is an absurdly small 16 bits; ... number of permutations reasonably quickly. ...
(sci.crypt) - Re: Imperfect random permutation of 2^k elements
... > Benjamin Goldberg posted a shuffling algorithm that uses random bit ... the C code given doesn't generate all permutations with equal probability. ... so perhaps those optimizations broke something? ...
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