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Which website or program did you use?kuruman said:After 108 attempts, I am getting a pretty decent normal distribution with ##\bar x = 3.7## and ##\sigma = 0.9##. Don't ask about error bars.
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Looks like a pretty discrete distribution to me β¦kuruman said:After 108 attempts, I am getting a pretty decent normal distribution with ##\bar x = 3.7## and ##\sigma = 0.9##. Don't ask about error bars.
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I go to https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html for the daily puzzle. It provides the histogram after the solution is completed. I eyeballed the "fit" on Excel using NORM.DIST.fresh_42 said:Which website or program did you use?
I mean, the correct interpretation should be that the second E is not in the word. One E is already marked as in the word and in the correct spot. Marking the letters that are in the correct spot first thankfully is done consistently.kuruman said:Do you see the inconsistency? The "E" in the first spot is coded as "not in the word in any spot" (emphasis mine). Yet, the "E" in spot 5 is coded "in the word and in the correct spot". How can "E" be simultaneously not in the word in any spot and in the word in spot 5? It seems to me that the "E" in the first spot should be coded "in the word but in the wrong spot" which matches what it is. It looks like the evaluation algorithm distinguishes letters in mysterious ways. Either that or there is a bug somewhere.
I start with "LATER". Then depending on the result, I will do one of about 90 words including these: "MUONS", "SODIC", "CIONS", "SCION", "PIOUS", "MINKS", "PYINS", "MINUS", "COIFS", "CHOPS", "BOHOS", "SINUS", "KUMYS", "BINGY", "SOUPY", "BONUS", "BIGOS", "INCUS", "CODON", "DISHY", "FOODY", "CISSY", "HONDS", "PIOYS", "NIDUS", "MINDS", "HYMNS", "BUMPS", "BONDS", "SHINS", "FINOS", "BIFFS", "PHONS", "CHIPS", "WHUPS", "YONIS", "BIDON", "BUSHY", "BUMFS", "BUMPH", "CHICK"fresh_42 said:A friend of mine always starts with 'EARLY' and 'PIOUS'.
Their legend is not correct - but they probably don't want to explain how double letters are dealt with in the legend. I expect most users that have played more than a dozen ties have worked it out for themselves.kuruman said:According to the rules at https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html the significance of the color coding is ...
Do you see the inconsistency? The "E" in the first spot is coded as "not in the word in any spot" (emphasis mine). Yet, the "E" in spot 5 is coded "in the word and in the correct spot". How can "E" be simultaneously not in the word in any spot and in the word in spot 5? It seems to me that the "E" in the first spot should be coded "in the word but in the wrong spot" which matches what it is. It looks like the evaluation algorithm distinguishes letters in mysterious ways. Either that or there is a bug somewhere.