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Confusing Statistics 5:00pm - 6:00pm EDT, Wednesday, September 15 (10pm-11pm BST)
Christoph Borgers, Professor of Mathematics
In this class, we will think about several simple questions about probabilities and statistics which have surprising, counter-intuitive answers. The unifying theme is an 18th century discovery called Bayes’ Theorem, which lies at the foundation of the modern approach to understanding and interpreting scientific data.