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随机漫步理论 random walk theory ; RANDOM WALK ; The Theory of Random Walk
随机漫步假说 Random Walk Hypothesis ; RWH
随机漫步的傻瓜 Fooled by Randomness
随机漫步过程 random walk process
随机漫步模式 the random walk model ; Random walk with drift
带漂移项的随机漫步 Random walk with drift
随机漫步法 random walk mehtod
随机漫步的步数 duration of random walk
所以这里是按照随机漫步的模式进行建模。
给我一个我可以执行的,随机漫步的例子,而且你还知道答案。
Give me the simplest example of a simulation of the random walk I could run, where you're confident you know the answer.
我们所做的,就是在一个人造的例子中,引入了随机漫步的概念。
What we've done, is we've introduced the notion of a random walk in the context of a pretty contrived example.
When we looked at the random walk series I think the representativeness heuristic played a role in there as well.
当我们观察随机漫步序列时,我认为代表性原则偏误,也起了一定作用
In fact, there's a very famous book called A Random Walk Down Wall Street, that was one of the first to make this hypothesis.
实际上,有一本很著名的书,叫做在华尔街上随机漫步,这本书是最早提出这种假设的先驱者之一。
When you look at a random walk you have the intuitive impression that you can extrapolate it -that it doesn't look like -you can't believe it's really random, but the reason you can't is because you overweigh the probability of certain things that caught your attention.
当人们观察随机漫步序列时会有直观印象,并可以以此类推,虽然这看起来并不像...,人们不会觉得这是完全随机的,之所以如此,是因为,人们过分高估了特定事物发生的可能性,这吸引了人们的注意
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