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The 55 pages that link to Probability, each with the reason it gives.

• Binomial distributionNarrower topic: The distribution assigns probabilities to outcomes of repeated random trials.

• Likelihood functionNarrower topic: Likelihood uses probabilities or densities of data but treats the observed data as fixed while parameters vary.

• Probability mass functionNarrower topic: Each output of the mass function is the probability of one outcome.

• Bayesian probabilityNarrower topic: Bayesian probability is one interpretation of this broader mathematical quantity.

• RandomizationNarrower topic: Chance-based assignment requires a probability model for possible allocations.

• Bernoulli trialNarrower topic: A Bernoulli trial assigns a probability to its success outcome.

• DiceNarrower topic: It describes the chances assigned to different results of a roll.

• Life tableNarrower topic: Survival columns express the chances of living to specified ages.

• Statistical learningNarrower topic: Statistical learning depends on sensitivity to differences in event likelihood.

• GamblingNarrower topic: Every wager turns uncertain outcomes into chances that can be estimated.

• LotteryNarrower topic: It quantifies an entry’s chance of winning under specified draw rules.

• Negative binomial distributionNarrower topic: Success probability sets the chance of every Bernoulli outcome in the model.

• Discrete uniform distributionNarrower topic: Each outcome receives probability 1/n, and event probabilities sum those assigned values.

• Condorcet's jury theoremNarrower topic: The theorem compares the probabilities of correct and incorrect collective decisions.

• CrapsNarrower topic: Craps wagers are priced around the probabilities of dice totals and sequences.

• Game of chanceNarrower topic: It measures the chances of each possible result.

• Outcome (probability)Narrower topic: An outcome is a possible result; probability quantifies events containing outcomes.

• Slot machineNarrower topic: The chance of each outcome underlies the machine’s payout design.

• Russian rouletteNarrower topic: Chamber count can describe a theoretical chance, not predict an individual outcome.

• 68–95–99.7 ruleNarrower topic: Each percentage in the rule expresses the probability of falling within a specified interval.

• War (card game)Narrower topic: The chance of winning depends on the hidden order of the cards.