two envelope problemの例文

• I quite like the Two envelopes problem.
• In a content dispute on Two envelopes problem, this user is describing others'edits as vandalism.
• This conclusion is just as clearly wrong as it was in the preceding interpretations of the Two Envelopes Problem.
• This interpretation of the two envelopes problem appears in the first publications in which the paradox was introduced in its present day form, Gardner ( 1989 ) and Nalebuff ( 1989 ).
• Finally, this interpretation was also the core of earlier versions of the two envelopes problem ( Littlewood's, Schr鰀inger's, and Kraitchik's switching paradoxes ); see the concluding section, on history of TEP.
• Is a single-purpose account that seems to exist solely for the purposes of disruption : edit warring at Two envelopes problem for the purposes of pushing obvious original research and generally creating needless and drama for everyone ( see user contributions, sockpuppet reports, etc, and the quacking IP ).
• The muddy children puzzle is one of the most well known puzzles that played a role in the development of DEL . Other significant puzzles include the Monty Hall dilemma, the Russian cards problem, the two envelopes problem, Moore's paradox, the hangman paradox, " etc ".
• Thus, Chase puts probability back into the problem description in order to conclude that arguments 1 and 3 are incorrect, argument 2 is correct, while Yi keeps " two envelope problem without probability " completely free of probability, and comes to the conclusion that there are no reasons to prefer any action.
• The simple resolution depended on a particular interpretation of what the writer of the argument is trying to calculate : namely, it assumed he was after the ( unconditional ) expectation value of what's in Envelope B . In the mathematical literature on Two Envelopes Problem a different interpretation is more common, involving the conditional expectation value ( conditional on what might be in Envelope A ).