Dependency between two experiment that are feedback to one Service provider
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There is one service provider (SP) and two requesters. Each requester can get service from SP and at the end of communication return a number as feedback to SP. Any requester cannot see his feedback. Each requester has a T as threshold, if feedback was grater than threshold, it round to 1 and else round to 0.
After some experiments and communication between requester 1, 2 with service provider , each of requesters has string of 0, 1 that generated based on above description.
These two binary results that gain from experiments of requesters and SP, are independent? or not? How can prove it by probability statistic roles?
probability probability-theory
asked Dec 8 '18 at 8:13
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There is one service provider (SP) and two requesters. Each requester can get service from SP and at the end of communication return a number as feedback to SP. Any requester cannot see his feedback. Each requester has a T as threshold, if feedback was grater than threshold, it round to 1 and else round to 0.
After some experiments and communication between requester 1, 2 with service provider , each of requesters has string of 0, 1 that generated based on above description.
These two binary results that gain from experiments of requesters and SP, are independent? or not? How can prove it by probability statistic roles?
probability probability-theory
asked Dec 8 '18 at 8:13
n.aghoeen.aghoee
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There is one service provider (SP) and two requesters. Each requester can get service from SP and at the end of communication return a number as feedback to SP. Any requester cannot see his feedback. Each requester has a T as threshold, if feedback was grater than threshold, it round to 1 and else round to 0.
After some experiments and communication between requester 1, 2 with service provider , each of requesters has string of 0, 1 that generated based on above description.
These two binary results that gain from experiments of requesters and SP, are independent? or not? How can prove it by probability statistic roles?
probability probability-theory
asked Dec 8 '18 at 8:13
n.aghoeen.aghoee
12
$endgroup$
There is one service provider (SP) and two requesters. Each requester can get service from SP and at the end of communication return a number as feedback to SP. Any requester cannot see his feedback. Each requester has a T as threshold, if feedback was grater than threshold, it round to 1 and else round to 0.
After some experiments and communication between requester 1, 2 with service provider , each of requesters has string of 0, 1 that generated based on above description.
These two binary results that gain from experiments of requesters and SP, are independent? or not? How can prove it by probability statistic roles?
probability probability-theory
probability probability-theory
asked Dec 8 '18 at 8:13
n.aghoeen.aghoee
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asked Dec 8 '18 at 8:13
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