Just quickly Jack, because the number stuff is taking too long.
Hoopla's, and my, little spiel is looking at the distribution of scum through a known set of 'X' numbers and taking into account probably distrabution paterns. (ie: number of 'X' selected by scum over the 9 'X' numbers.
Hoopla only really talks about the set-up that most favours what she wants to do.
You however Jack, and more actively mis-representing things.
Now, to get to the math you are misrepresenting specifically.
1, 1, 1, 2, 1
That's the result from random.org I just got. So is the probability of getting "1" 80%?
With five results, and four of them known to be a '1', the probability of any of those results being a '1' is 80%, not 33%. If we didn't know the results then the chance of any result being a '1' is 33%.
(Actually with the draft we can deduce the results because we know there are five scum in the game, we know how many result groups there are, and there are limited distrabution/spreads available to the scum)
This is exactly what myself and Hoopla are getting at.
With nine result groups, and either three, four, or five* of them containing scum the chance of any group containing at least one scum is 33%, 44%, or 55% respectively.
Let's say that by chance 18 people picked one number, and 4 people picked single numbers. Now let's assume that the scum didn't double up on any of the numbers. That would mean that the 4 singular numbers have to be mafia. This is the essence of your guys analysis.
The essence of my math discussion is a chance that gets expressed as aprox 6e^-20% chance. Wow, I mean wow.
*There is a chance of 2 groups, which would be 22% but that kid of spread seems too unlikely to bother with.
Me wrote:ATM, I'm flippin between Jack and Hoopla appearing slightly scummy for pushing optomised math and not looking at the their assumptions properly.
I'll let Elli worry about his 'catch' himself now. (Yes I knew out what he was doing, and why)
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Jack, you seem to be attempting to do anythiing to discredit analysis of the draft result, analysis that not many people seem to be following at the moment. I might argue about when it should be applied, or the specifics of the assumptions, but not about the theory itself. I can't think of a town reason for anyone to argue against the analysis itself.
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Ok, it wasn't so quick