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vulture
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Leeds, UK
Jun 2001 time: 05:30
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quote: Originally posted by sabrewolf
well, you're right 
in the following several turns with just as many elite victories i only got one more leader...
i just was surprised to get so many at once and it reminded me of fane7's game where he produced tens with just a few warriors.
just a short mathematical question: how did you calculate these figures? what kind of deviation did you use (sorry, i don't know the correct english expressions). binomial, poisson, normal?
or did you calculate all "by hand"? |
Used the Poisson distribution. Strictly speaking, it should be the binomial, but the Poisson is easy to do quickly, and in this case is very close (the Poisson distributiom formally allows for more than 30 leaders from 30 battles, but since the probability of getting even remotely close to 30 is so miniscule, the difference between this and reality is very small).
The normal (gaussian) distribution would be wrong for two reasons - it allows results below zero (we got -2 leaders ), and it is a continuous distribution (unlike binomial or Poisson, which deal with discrete outcomes). Oh, and it also allows more leaders than elite victories...
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