Video: cognitive bias and tossing coins
April 6, 2017
Using jars of sweets and tossing coins, Andrew Sharman explains how probability works in relation to accident – the mental Read More
April 6, 2017
Using jars of sweets and tossing coins, Andrew Sharman explains how probability works in relation to accident – the mental Read More
February 6, 2015
By David Towlson I have been refreshing my memory recently on Bayes’ theorem. It’s named after the Reverend Bayes. He Read More
July 22, 2014
Phil Chambers BSc, CMIOSH Strategic Safety Systems Ltd: For another real example of how probabilities combine to create an incident, I'll take the Paddington rail crash. This was caused by a train outbound from Paddington going through a red signal (SN 109) and colliding with the inbound train. Read More