petersburg: St. Petersburg paradox
In benjcunningham/rcarlo: Monte Carlo simulations
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
This function simulates the average payout of a player in the lottery
game and consequent probability problem proposed by Nicolas
Bernoulli.
Usage
1
petersburg(x, bet = 0)
Arguments
x
The number of lotteries to simulate.
be
The price at which the player plays the game.
Value
The average payout across all simulated lotteries.
Examples
1
petersburg(10000, bet = 15)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
This function simulates the average payout of a player in the lottery game and consequent probability problem proposed by Nicolas Bernoulli.
Usage
1 | petersburg(x, bet = 0)
|
Arguments
x |
The number of lotteries to simulate. |
be |
The price at which the player plays the game. |
Value
The average payout across all simulated lotteries.
Examples
1 | petersburg(10000, bet = 15)
|
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