An ensemble of measurements can provide an approximation of the probabilities of outcomes A and B, contingent upon the assumptions of independence and identical distribution among the measurements. The discussion emphasizes that these assumptions are not mandatory for the ensemble to yield useful insights. However, the interpretation of these measurements as true probabilities varies based on the statistical perspective adopted by the analyst.
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