Titlebook: Basic Concepts of Probability and Statistics in the Law; Michael O. Finkelstein Textbook 2009 Springer-Verlag New York 2009 Random variabl

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Sampling,We all know what sampling is: In very general terms it has been defined as “methods for selecting and observing a part (sample) of the population in order to make inferences about the whole.” That seems noncontroversial enough, but what is encompassed by the term “sampling” in a statute has been the subject of litigation in the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Confidence, possessed. Government chemists picked three bags at random, tested them, and found that they all contained cocaine. If the bags had been pills in a bottle it has been held permissible to presume, based on a random sample, that they all contained cocaine.

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Probability,wing ideal dice. In such experiments the probability of an event, such as tossing heads with a coin, is defined as its relative frequency in long-run trials. Since the long-run relative frequency of heads in tosses of a fair coin “closes in” on one-half, we say that the probability of heads on a sin

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Probability,wing ideal dice. In such experiments the probability of an event, such as tossing heads with a coin, is defined as its relative frequency in long-run trials. Since the long-run relative frequency of heads in tosses of a fair coin “closes in” on one-half, we say that the probability of heads on a sin

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Descriptive Tools,ous ways the center of the data; . – most notably the variance and standard deviation – that express how widely data observations vary around their central value; and . – particularly Pearson’s product–moment correlation coefficient – that describe the extent to which pairs of observations are linea

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Descriptive Tools,ous ways the center of the data; . – most notably the variance and standard deviation – that express how widely data observations vary around their central value; and . – particularly Pearson’s product–moment correlation coefficient – that describe the extent to which pairs of observations are linea