alt Hacker News> Mendel’s far too perfect ratios for his pea plants.
"Remember, if you flip a coin 200 times and it comes heads up exactly 100 times, the chances are the coin is actually unfair. You should expect to see something like 93 or 107 instead".
> Mendel’s far too perfect ratios for his pea plants.
"Remember, if you flip a coin 200 times and it comes heads up exactly 100 times, the chances are the coin is actually unfair. You should expect to see something like 93 or 107 instead".
Isn't 100 / 100 the most likely outcome for a fair coin? Sure it's unlikely that you hit exactly that result, but every single other result is even less likely.
What I'm trying to say: if you get 100 / 100, that's not a sign of an unfair coin, it's the strongest sign for a fair coin you can get.