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Bayes Rule demonstration
Should you be worried if you test positive for a horrible disease? Do most bonuses go to lazy workers? Mike Shor
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Learning about proportions
Calculates a posterior distribution using Bayes Rule given data on number of successes. Jim Albert
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Binomial distribution utility
A simple tool to generate graphically probability distributions for Bernouilli trials. Stefan Waner, Steven R. Costenoble
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Binomial coin experiment
Allows one to simulate and graph coin toss experiments with an arbitrary number of coins and adjustable probability of "heads." Kyle Siegrist
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Random variable experiment
A simple-to-use applet for simulating draws from several customizable continuous distributions. Kyle Siegrist
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The Birthday Problem
Simulates the likelihood of two people sharing a birthday. Nicholas Exner, Michael McKelvey
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The Birthday Problem
A more general version allowing the user to vary the number of days in a year. Kyle Siegrist
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Markov chain experiment
Enter transition probabilities into the matrix and this applet simulates the Markov chain. Kyle Siegrist
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Poker experiment
Simulates deals from a 52 card deck and tracks the distribution of poker hands received. Kyle Siegrist
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Craps experiment
Simulates likelihood of winning from several possible bet types at a craps table. Kyle Siegrist
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Monty Hall game
Should you change doors when you're shown the goat? R. Webster West
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Monty Hall game
This version shows rate of success when switching and when staying with the original door. © The Shodor Education Foundation, Inc
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Monty Hall game
Another simple applet to play Let's Make A Deal. Kevin O'Bryant
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Monty Hall simulation
Simulates a more general Monty Hall game in which the player can select the probability of switching doors. Kyle Siegrist
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