By franciscop
I’ve met many people who were learning Spanish and now I get a “feeling” when something could be confusing, but I’m not sure of any general advice for determining it otherwise. It’s even more difficult when it’s a particular field like Statistics. In retrospective this is something I could have guessed normally. Just some ideas to answer in a more “general” way from my point of view:
- “Statisticians love urns and, guess what, our problem can be modeled as an extraction from two different urns.”
Something that might help is noting that it’s a typical problem like this:
+ “Statisticians love urns and, guess what, our problem can be modeled as an typical extraction from two different urns.”
Note the addition of “typical”. Just wording like that would give me a hint that it’s something that I’m unaware of. It’s just like talking about any other field. Compare these:
- The two prisoners is a case widely known for its… (what two prisoners? were they in the news? it could be anything and seems non-googleable)
+ The typical two prisoners problem is widely known for its… (oh, it’s a reference to a specific, famous problem, google gives a quick match)
Read more here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10720194
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