by Lawrence Mark Lesser
In ev'ry line,
the rhyme design
would sure confine
the flow so fine,
a twisted vine.
As odds decline,
I do opine:
"Things may untwine
here after nine,
ending differently."
by Lawrence Mark Lesser
In ev'ry line,
the rhyme design
would sure confine
the flow so fine,
a twisted vine.
As odds decline,
I do opine:
"Things may untwine
here after nine,
ending differently."
by Lawrence Mark Lesser
"Hey! You!
I demand
you stop
and give
me right
now right
here a
Permutation!"
"Importunate!",
he replied.
The Probability Models Game at Distributome.org asks students to choose the correct probability model to match applied scenarios. Each row of a table corresponds to a different problem description while each column corresponds to a different probability distribution. The challenge is to find the matching rows and columns in the minimal time.
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