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Approximations to distributions, functions, or other mathematical objects. To approximate something means to find some representation of it which is simpler in some respect, but not exact.
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the rules of "approximately independent"
It's a widely recognized rule for sampling without replacement. The intuition behind this rule is that in the 10% case even after drawing an element of the population the probability for the next elem …
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