Why is it that almost all elementary discussions of, and computations in volving, probability rely on the
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Why is it that almost all elementary discussions of, and computations in¬
volving, probability rely on the assumption of equally probable elementary events? Is there anything about the theory of probability itself that makes this assumption necessary? What if elementary events cannot be assumed equally probable; does the axiomatic theory of probability still apply?
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Statistics Probability Inference And Decision
ISBN: 9780030778056
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Authors: Robert L. Winkler, William L. Hays
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