"Blob" comes from the blobs in Primer's videos on YouTube. They are adorable creatures that enjoy shooting basketballs at hoops and flipping coins; activities that give one of two outcomes (binomial)! Row 1 in the "distribution" list counts the blobs with a k value of "0", not "1". Row 2 counts the blobs with a k value of "1", and so on. Keep that in mind to avoid confusion. n = number of attempts k = number of successful attempts p = chance of getting a successful attempt probabilities: Values are calculated using the binomial distribution formula. Answers the following: "With the chance p for a successful attempt, how likely is it to have k successful attempts out of n total attempts?". Recommended maximum amount of blobs (for performance reasons): 1000 Click on the blob to enter one of the following: - a specific blobID from the list (to display a specific blob, for example "57") - "top" (to display the top performing blob, meaning the one with the greatest k value, not the one at the top of the k list) - "bottom" (to display the bottom performing blob, meaning the one with the lowest k value, not the one at the bottom of the k list)
Check out Primer on YouTube! He makes great videos about this kind of stuff! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YzrVUVO9M0
