Exar I/O
A collection of thoughts, ideas, & concepts.
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May 26, 2012
Visual Probability
Binomial Probability Density Function |
The probability of each position is then transformed into a color by multiplying it by 960 to get a value for hue, then truncated to a maximum value of 240. 960 is used due to the fact that the highest value for any given cell is roughly 0.25, and I wanted to use the full range of hues.
I created this as I saw the way the numbers on a binomial distribution table moved smoothly from 0+ (very small numbers, but larger than zero) to ~0.25 in a line from upper left to lower right, and wanted to duplicate the appearance with color.
A few more images of varying n and p sizes after the break.
May 25, 2012
May 6, 2012
Spinula
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