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by emarsden
2541 days ago
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I agree. Here's a Python notebook that illustrates this problem on a classical gambling problem, the Saint Petersburg paradox. The notebook explains why stochastic simulation methods such as Monte Carlo are not suitable for situations where a very unlikely event has a significant impact on the output of interest in your simulations. https://risk-engineering.org/notebook/saint-petersburg.html |
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