The preceding post, Part 7, introduced some concepts applicable to complex system analysis. These included representations of reality and a property called ergodicity. This article delves more deeply into the challenges that arise from these sources in modeling complex systems.
In Part 5, we found that there are 6,435 possible outcomes for the complete characterization of a process of repeating three coin flips. This arises because a 3-flip sequence must be repeated eight times to allow for the possibility of all eight equally probable sequence results occurring. In this article, we calculate the probability of obtaining any individual outcome and also the probability of obtaining an outcome of each of the 22 outcome types.
This article describes the process of identifying all possible outcomes when there are 8 trials of 3 coin flips each. Then, the outcomes are divided into types, and the number of outcomes for each type is determined.
