How would you calculate the probability of an infinite sequence of random numbers from 0 to 9

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I have the following list:

6
4
8
7
6
3
6
4
6
X

Could you calculate the probabilities for each number (0..9) based on a pattern or average of occurrences?

Example: Our record says that after a 6 comes a 4 or a 3, and 9 events have occurred only twice for the 4 and once for the 3, so, could it be considered that the 4 has the highest probability of appearing ?

Imagine a list of 5000 numbers, could you start to build a pattern?

    
asked by Martini002 10.04.2017 в 17:17
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Your question is more oriented to the probability and statistics, in first point it is not possible to generate random numbers, there are only pseudo-random ones, you would have to generate the graph of your data that you have with a square chi for example, there are many more and based on what you find is the case, you can take it and reproduce it and get your answer.

This link could help you.

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answered by 10.04.2017 / 17:35
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