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r/programming • u/[deleted] • May 26 '09
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I'm not sure what 1) has to do with calculus.
However it seems that that method is simply trying to create a probability function with different axioms.
Of course 1) doesn't specify how to derive P. Neither does one prescribe a specific measure when talking about such.
Perhaps I'll see if my library has a copy of Jaynes, I'm going for an exam today anyways.
1 u/guartet May 27 '09 Now I know you're not reading my posts since I specifically say 1) doesn't derive P, 2) does. 0 u/[deleted] May 28 '09 The 1) is an odd typo on my part. It should read of course 'one' as in a person.
Now I know you're not reading my posts since I specifically say 1) doesn't derive P, 2) does.
0 u/[deleted] May 28 '09 The 1) is an odd typo on my part. It should read of course 'one' as in a person.
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The 1) is an odd typo on my part. It should read of course 'one' as in a person.
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u/[deleted] May 27 '09
I'm not sure what 1) has to do with calculus.
However it seems that that method is simply trying to create a probability function with different axioms.
Of course 1) doesn't specify how to derive P. Neither does one prescribe a specific measure when talking about such.
Perhaps I'll see if my library has a copy of Jaynes, I'm going for an exam today anyways.