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The answer to What is the probability P(X > Y) given X ~ Be(a1, b1), and Y ~ Be(a2, b2), and X and Y are independent?What is the probability P(X > Y) given X ~ Be(a1, b1), and Y ~ Be(a2, b2), and X and Y are independent? provides an analytical solution for this, but is there a less computationally intensive expression if one is willing to lose some precision?

Assume integer a and b, if that helps.

The answer to What is the probability P(X > Y) given X ~ Be(a1, b1), and Y ~ Be(a2, b2), and X and Y are independent? provides an analytical solution for this, but is there a less computationally intensive expression if one is willing to lose some precision?

Assume integer a and b, if that helps.

The answer to What is the probability P(X > Y) given X ~ Be(a1, b1), and Y ~ Be(a2, b2), and X and Y are independent? provides an analytical solution for this, but is there a less computationally intensive expression if one is willing to lose some precision?

Assume integer a and b, if that helps.

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Analytical approximation of probability of one beta-distributed var being greater than another?

The answer to What is the probability P(X > Y) given X ~ Be(a1, b1), and Y ~ Be(a2, b2), and X and Y are independent? provides an analytical solution for this, but is there a less computationally intensive expression if one is willing to lose some precision?

Assume integer a and b, if that helps.