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public:calculating_the_size_of_a_set_by_observing_the_proportionality_change_of_its_disjoint_subsets [2019/04/16 10:55] – [Formal Problem statement] fangfufupublic:calculating_the_size_of_a_set_by_observing_the_proportionality_change_of_its_disjoint_subsets [2019/04/16 11:02] – [Background] fangfufu
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 So the questions are: how many people actually voted in the poll? How many people voted for each option?  So the questions are: how many people actually voted in the poll? How many people voted for each option? 
  
-After presenting my original solution to [[public:the_number_of_people_voted_in_an_instagram_poll|Instagram polling]] problem to Cosmin, [[https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=S7UZ6MAAAAAJ&hl=en|Cosmin Gorgovan]], he said: +After presenting my original solution to [[public:the_number_of_people_voted_in_an_instagram_poll|Instagram polling]] problem to [[https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=S7UZ6MAAAAAJ&hl=en|Cosmin Gorgovan]], he said: 
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 If you make observations before and after one vote, you can directly calculate the total number of votes from the weight of that one vote. If you make observations before and after one vote, you can directly calculate the total number of votes from the weight of that one vote.
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