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Comprendre visuellement l'inférence conditionnelle

1995
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Nous présentons une approche encore peu et mal exploitée dans le domaine de l'inférence statistique: le conditionnement. Dans un premier temps, les développements sont très généraux, puis, dans le but de visualiser très simplement les caractérisques de l'inférence conditionnelle par rapport à l'inférence traditionnelle, nous abordons un cas particulier.

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