[ExI] biology term
spike
spike66 at att.net
Fri Oct 14 00:26:30 UTC 2016
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Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2016 12:53 AM
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Subject: Re: [ExI] biology term
>>... I don't know the terminology in genetics which is why I can't look up
>> the answers, but I think we have some biology hipsters here.... spike
>... Normalizing we get
p = [ xp^2 + y(1-q)p(1-p) + (1-(1-q)^2)(1-p)^2 + yqp(1-p) ]/
[(1-q)^2(1-p)^2 + y(1-q)p(1-p) + xp^2 + y(1-q)p(1-p) +
(1-(1-q)^2)(1-p)^2 + yqp(1-p) ]... Dr Anders Sandberg
Anders this is so cool!
>...I need to catch a flight...
This got me started, thanks. Off to the races!
In the old days before the internet, we worked out equations like this. Now
notice I first Googled, then asked my community of gurus (found the answer
that way) but didn't start with trying to derive the equation. The object
lesson was not missed: next time, calculate first, wait for that approach to
fail, then look up the answers. I was lazy because biology isn't my area of
expertise. Had it been an orbit mechanics question, I mighta calculated
first. Now... no more lazy for the spikester.
spike
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