Birthday problems typically look at probabilities and expectations of a random group of individuals sharing birthdays and how this changes as the number of people increase. They often assume that individuals' birthdays are independently uniformly distributed across 365 days but similar problems can use other numbers or assumptions. They can be generalised to wider occupancy and collision problems.
Birthday problems typically look at probabilities and expectations of a random group of individuals sharing birthdays and how this changes as the number of people increase. They often assume that individuals’ birthdays are independently distributed across 365 days but similar problems can use other numbers or assumptions. They can be generalised to wider occupancy and collision problems.
