Probability Theory, the LSAT, and You (Part 3)
Today, let’s look at a specific use case of Bayesian probability theory on the LSAT! Read more
Probability Theory, the LSAT, and You (Part 2)
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Welcome back to Nerdville, folks! Today, we continue our discussion on the relationship between probability theory and the LSAT. If you haven’t read Part 1 of this series, go check it out.
All refreshed? Have you solved the cookie jar word problem yet? Are you wondering how in the world Bayesian probability theory could link up to LSAT test-taking strategies?
Wonder no further! Let’s begin. Read more
Probability Theory, the LSAT, and You (Part 1)
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For reasons that are basically too nerdy to explain, I’ve recently gotten interested in probability theory. Specifically, I’ve been looking into something called Bayes’ Theorem (pronounced “bay-zz”), which underpins one way to think about what probability “means.”
Oof. Read more