You’ve made me realize that I’ve misrepresented how my intuitive mind processes this. After thinking about it a bit, a better way to write it would be:
The core distinction seems to be to be if you considered it an unordered set or an ordered one. I’m unsure of any way to represent that in easy to read text format, the form written above is best I’ve got.
Good point.
You’ve made me realize that I’ve misrepresented how my intuitive mind processes this. After thinking about it a bit, a better way to write it would be:
Child 1: P(B) = 1⁄2, P(G) = 1⁄2
Child 2: P(B) = 1⁄2, P(G) = 1⁄2
Combined as unordered set {Child 1, Child 2}
The core distinction seems to be to be if you considered it an unordered set or an ordered one. I’m unsure of any way to represent that in easy to read text format, the form written above is best I’ve got.