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Chapter 4(4.1~4.2) Probability and text sampling Parallel embedded system design lab 이청용.

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1 Chapter 4(4.1~4.2) Probability and text sampling Parallel embedded system design lab 이청용

2 4.1 Introduction Focusing on text analyses Some of the statistical properties of text

3 4.2 Probability Probability approach can be useful Repeated process Changeable result Language applicable Structure Variability

4 4.2 Probability 4.2.1 Probability and coin Flipping

5 4.2 Probability 4.2.1 Probability and coin Flipping

6 4.2 Probability 4.2.1 Probability and coin Flipping

7 4.2 Probability 4.2.1 Probability and coin Flipping

8 4.2 Probability 4.2.2 Probabilities and texts Giving poor estimates “Ed’s jazz dazzles with its pizazz.” too frequently ‘z’

9 4.2 Probability

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11 4.2.2 Probabilities and texts

12 4.2 Probability 4.2.2 Probabilities and texts

13 4.2 Probability 4.2.2 Probabilities and texts

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