Wahrscheinlichkeitsgesetzen
Wahrscheinlichkeitsgesetze, also known as laws of probability, are fundamental principles that govern the behavior of random events. These laws provide a framework for quantifying and understanding uncertainty. At their core, probability laws deal with the likelihood of specific outcomes occurring within a given set of possibilities.
One of the most basic laws is the axiom of probability, which states that the probability of
The law of large numbers is another crucial concept. It suggests that as the number of trials