Just how lucky was RJ Barrett's winning basketball shot last night? If it had been just 2.1 centimeters CLOSER to the middle of the hoop, then it would have bounced out, and the #Raptors would have lost. See my explanation here.
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“To truly understand what’s going on, you have to stop and think. You have to do the work to figure out the probabilities of something like that happening. It’s how we understand what is and isn’t true.” utoronto.ca/news/math-behind… via @uoftnews @researchuoft @probabilityprof
I will be performing music and voices this Sunday afternoon in this fun Sherlock Holmes spoof radio play, at the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto. Free! All welcome! Come check it out!
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My article about the online chess winning streak controversy is now published in the Harvard Data Science Review @TheHDSR. hdsr.mitpress.mit.edu/pub/ex…
Join us for the #CAST talk with Prof. Jeffrey Rosenthal (@ProbabilityProf) from @UofTStatSci on "Speeding up Metropolis using Theorems."
🗓️ Jan 24, 2025 | 3:30-4:30 pm ET | bit.ly/4gersoB
🤝 In Collaboration w/ the Dept of Mathematics and Statistics @uOttawaScience
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Join us for the #CAST talk with Prof. Jeffrey Rosenthal (@ProbabilityProf) from @UofTStatSci on "Speeding up Metropolis using Theorems."
🗓️ Jan 24, 2025 | 3:30-4:30 pm ET | bit.ly/4gersoB
🤝 In Collaboration w/ the Dept of Mathematics and Statistics @uOttawaScience
Join us for the #CAST talk with Prof. Jeffrey Rosenthal (@ProbabilityProf) from @UofTStatSci on "Speeding up Metropolis using Theorems."
🗓️ Jan 24, 2025 | 3:30-4:30 pm ET | bit.ly/4gersoB
🤝 In Collaboration w/ the Dept of Mathematics and Statistics @uOttawaScience
How should we look at randomness around us & why do we overestimate the chance of some things happening while underestimating others? Our latest podcast features author & stats Professor Jeffrey Rosenthal @ProbabilityProf w hosts @cynthiahqy & @CLEinBNE:
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ICYMI Every time a gambler places a bet, there’s a certain probability of winning. But roll the dice again and again, and a new situation emerges. How does randomness come into play? research2reality.com/other-t…@uoft@uoftnews @researchuoft @probabilityprof
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What's the worst casino game in terms of odds? How does probability work in roulette? @ProbabilityProf, a professor of statistics at the University of Toronto, answers the internet's burning questions about statistics.