Can someone explain to me how to calculate stochastic independence?
Hello, Can someone explain to me how to find this out?
Hello, Can someone explain to me how to find this out?
Generally, the interval is described as [xs, x+s]. My question is, how do you round within this interval? For example, [6,9,10,8], is that rounded to [7,10]? And why
How can I determine the probability that the number 4 will be drawn more often than the number 2, even though the net has the number 2 four times? Could someone please explain this to me?
Hi everyone, As part of my bachelor's thesis, I'm currently investigating two variables over time. I'm plotting them in a scatterplot as independent and dependent variables to describe the relationship between the two variables. Now I'm wondering whether I could also use the R² coefficient of determination, or whether this isn't the right approach. My…
Can someone help me with a)? I don't really understand it. Because to test stochastic independence, you need a union of the two events, right? And you can only say that both events are 1/6.
How can this task be solved?