Sometimes we use probability distributions that are not exact representations of the physical processes that they are

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Sometimes we use probability distributions that are not exact representations of the physical processes that they are meant to represent. (For example, we might use a normal distribution for a distribution of individuals’ weights, even though no one can weigh less than zero pounds.) Why do we do this?
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Making Hard Decisions with decision tools

ISBN: 978-0538797573

3rd edition

Authors: Robert Clemen, Terence Reilly

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