Pascal Bercker·Aug 9, 2025Biased-Coin Toss vs. A Biased Coin-Toss. What Is The Difference?Let’s play with a Bayesian network and see what the difference is!
Shrutin Shetty·Mar 19, 2025Coin Tossing should be more commonplaceI recently watched the 2006 political action thriller, ‘The Sentinel.’ It had a character follow this practice that is old, obvious and…
Anirban Ain·Sep 9, 2024Jai Veeru and the p-value of a biased coin tossJai and Veeru are not just best friends — they’re an inseparable duo, the perfect blend of opposites. We can’t help but love the lively…
Pascal Bercker·Aug 26, 2024Given 10000 coins — 9999 coins are fair — but 1 is double-headed.A brief note:
Trish Church·May 21, 2024Housework Won The Coin Toss TodayWriting usually wins, but sometimes, you must do what needs to be done to concentrate.A response icon6A response icon6
Arjun Mahajan·Aug 13, 2023Roll the Dice… or flip that CoinLife is apparently a game of Chance. Sometimes we flip a coin to decide and sometimes we roll the dice. In both cases the outcome is left…
Amir Harjo·Jun 4, 2023Is This a Fair Coin? Bayesian Coin Flip SimulationBayesian might be straight forward; however, it is not as easy as it sound. The objective of Bayesian approach is to update our believe…
