5 comments

  • yellow_postit 6 minutes ago
    Neat! Benford’s Law was the first topic I dove into in undergrad math that got a minor publication. Given how well known it is for forensic accounting I’ve always wanted to look into convictions and see if the “average” fraudster has wised up and produces more realistic distributions.
  • jmpman 1 hour ago
    I'd recommend allowing 2 digit exploration. I've used it in the past when analyzing hard drive failure logical block addresses.
  • cwmoore 1 hour ago
    Interesting that it was first discovered with noticing the “garden path” in the front pages of a book of logarithm tables (in 1881).
  • anArbitraryOne 55 minutes ago
    It's interesting how all base 10 numbers identify as non binary
  • stefantalpalaru 1 hour ago
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