by Adrian Worton
Introduction
In our last article we introduced the TGIAF General Election 2015 simulator, an interactive version of which is available here.
Today we will look at the results from 1000 simulations of our model, an approach we took with our World Cup simulator. By doing so many simulations, the results will be very close to the "true" probabilities within our model, and we can therefore make reasonably confident predictions.
Introduction
In our last article we introduced the TGIAF General Election 2015 simulator, an interactive version of which is available here.
Today we will look at the results from 1000 simulations of our model, an approach we took with our World Cup simulator. By doing so many simulations, the results will be very close to the "true" probabilities within our model, and we can therefore make reasonably confident predictions.
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