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bradyj7
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Hi,
I have the distance for consecutive journeys made by cars, i.e. 2 journeys made 1 after another.
I'm looking to determine, how much more likely two consecutive journeys are going to the same distance (plus or minus a mile) than not the same distance.
Out of 14,325 pairs of journeys I found that 5,938 were same distance (plus or minus a mile).
5,938/14,325 = 0.41
If some said to me that their journey was 5 miles, could I say that their next journey if 4 times more likely to 5 miles (plus or minus a mile) than not to be.
Is that correct?
Thank you
I have the distance for consecutive journeys made by cars, i.e. 2 journeys made 1 after another.
I'm looking to determine, how much more likely two consecutive journeys are going to the same distance (plus or minus a mile) than not the same distance.
Out of 14,325 pairs of journeys I found that 5,938 were same distance (plus or minus a mile).
5,938/14,325 = 0.41
If some said to me that their journey was 5 miles, could I say that their next journey if 4 times more likely to 5 miles (plus or minus a mile) than not to be.
Is that correct?
Thank you