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a breakthrough statistical conclusion

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by sm0d, Nov 11, 2006.

  1. sm0d

    sm0d Contributing Member

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    after conducting intensive statistical analysis and referencing dozens of contemporary statistical case studies, i have ascertained that it is still within a mathematical realm of possibility for us to finish the season 80-2.
     
  2. AstroMech

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    HOLY **** YOU'RE RIGHT!!!

    in before lock
     
  3. kingkow

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    wow x 10 because the bbs wont allow me to post short messages

    IN BEFORE THE LOCK :D
     
  4. sm0d

    sm0d Contributing Member

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    i dare anyone to challenge my conclusion
     
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    What are you smoking? Do you not have anything better to post?
     
  6. OGKashMoney

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    Huh? I hope this can happen but the next four games will reveal something about this team. Either we are going to be competitive and come out of the schedule 3-1 or 2-2 or we are going to fold in the games and come out 1-3 or 0-4 and need a lot more work.
     
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    You forgot one thing. New Orleans will thank Houston for all the help during Katrina and change our loss to them into a win. That would leave us at 81-1.
     
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    Not really. The mathematical statistical probability of that happening can be rounded to nil.
     
  9. thacabbage

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    holdon a minute. let's give this a chance. if we account that there are 82 games in a season, 6 of which have been played, that allows for 76 remaining (82-6=76). if we account that 2 games have been lost, we can deduce that there is a possible win total of 80 (82-2=80).

    i think he might be onto something here...
     

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