Hey @animator,
I would like to raise an issue to start my open-source contribution journey with GSSoC '24.
I would like to simulate the very famous Manote-Hall Problem using Python.
Objective of the project: to simulate the problem and analyze the probability outcomes using Python.
Monty Hall’s problem comes from a famous movie where three doors are used to help you win a car.
How? Each door hides something behind it–a car and two goats. Any door can have the car while the remaining two have goats. The probability of finding a car is ⅓. Now, if you select Door 1 and the host opens Door 3 to find a goat, your chances just become ⅔.
So basically I will be writing a Python program to solve this problem.
@animator kindly assign me this issue to work on and assign a suitable level to it under GSSoC '24.
Hey @animator, I would like to raise an issue to start my open-source contribution journey with GSSoC '24. I would like to simulate the very famous Manote-Hall Problem using Python.
Objective of the project: to simulate the problem and analyze the probability outcomes using Python.
Monty Hall’s problem comes from a famous movie where three doors are used to help you win a car. How? Each door hides something behind it–a car and two goats. Any door can have the car while the remaining two have goats. The probability of finding a car is ⅓. Now, if you select Door 1 and the host opens Door 3 to find a goat, your chances just become ⅔. So basically I will be writing a Python program to solve this problem.
@animator kindly assign me this issue to work on and assign a suitable level to it under GSSoC '24.