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    Ajay Devgan says, “By getting into distribution and production, I have actually widened my base” (Distribution Quotes, 2016). Distributions are all around us in the fields of programming, medical, the sciences in many of today colleges. For me, distributions occurred in the aspect of programming, childhood and motherhood. As a single mother with a son, distribution appears in many activities, such as college and taking care of my child. As a student in Trine University, statistics class has many…

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    have chosen is Probability, in Mathematical Methods Unit 1 Area Study 4: Probability and Statistics (VCAA, 2015). The first section presents a literature review of student learning probability. It also addresses the common pitfalls that may impede their learning. The second section outlines a unit plan for teaching probability based on the new VCE study design. Sample activities worksheets and assessment tasks are included in the appendices. Literature Review: Learning Probability Given the…

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    the prior distribution, which quantifies the belief about the parameters before measurements. The prior distribution and likelihood function can be multiplied together to form a proportion to the posterior distribution which represents knowledge about the unknown parameters after the data has been observed [3]. We begin with an introduction to the basic steps in Bayesian analysis followed by defining the important terminologies in Bayesian methods which are “prior and posterior distributions”…

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    It is also expedient to verify that the selected distribution e ectively models the data because anything short of almost accurate could prove detrimental to future predictions. Hogg and Klugman (1984) serves as a standard reference for this subject. Adeleke and Ibiwoye (2011) used these same concepts to…

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    announced by the state. The winner gets a prize. The probability that the correct 3 digits in the right order is selected is at an odds of 1 in 1,000. So if If a ticket costs two dollars and the winner must pick a sequence of five digits then if There are 10^5=100,000 different combinations of 5 digit numbers and only the right combination wins the probability to win is at a 1 in 100000 chance to win. The chance to lose the 2 dollars put in is at a probability of 99999 in 100000 chance. Even if…

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    "Struck by Lightning: the curious world of probabilities" is a book written in 2005 by Jeffrey S. Rosenthal, an award-winning Canadian statistician and author. Jeffrey S. Rosenthal graduated from Woburn Collegiate Institute in 1984, received his B.Sc. in mathematics, physics and computer science in Toronto in 1988. He later received his PhD in mathematics in Harvard University in 1992. He performs music and improv. comedy as well as being an author and supervisor of student projects. "Struck by…

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    Sane Fe Grill Case Study

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    The two main probability designs are, probability and nonprobability sampling. Probability sampling know what the exact probability of each selection would be whereas with nonprobability sampling it is unclear. Nonprobability, selecting each sample unit is not known, leaving the selection up to the researcher. In the case of Santé Fe Grill they should rely on probability sampling because each unit is identified. Under probability sampling, there is stratified random sampling. Stratified random…

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    rationale of an undefined parameter [9]. This results in system dynamics being graded higher in achieving the project objectives. However, the execution of Bayesian network is easier when done in software because it involves the calculation of the probability of a certain scenario occurring [9], while system dynamics on the other hand attempts to recognise the principal and manner of a system [5]. System dynamics obtained an overall score of 0.08 while Bayesian network got -0.08. Therefore,…

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    al (2006) recommends eliciting the prior distributions from a group of experts. Instead of using personal beliefs as the prior information, the prior distribution can be elicited from a group of experts in a particular subject. Each expert will use their expertise to specify the parameters for the prior distribution during a Q&A session with statisticians. After that, statisticians will integrate all experts’ outputs and form a single prior distribution for the parameters. Several studies have…

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    Typically, most businesses were trying to transform/update their outdated systems to a well behaved supply chain system operation. Frequently, current systems does not meet the evolved modern requirements of the business; and American Airlines is in the similar struggling phase which is a barrier for efficiency work flow system. For instance, if the company needs to switch the inbound shipment, Lack of transparency can turn a simple judgment to redirect the component to another port which has a…

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