About me
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Research
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Photography
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Baking
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Games
Games built for teaching Bayesian inference. Each one keeps a live posterior on screen, so you can watch evidence change a belief move by move. They run in your browser and open as their own pages; for a class, send students to the games page, which links them all.
Bayesian Battleship
Hunt a hidden fleet while the page keeps the exact posterior over where every ship could be. Misses cool the squares around them; hits heat them up.
Play →Bayesian Connect 4
Your device secretly picks how good the computer is. Work out its skill from the moves it makes, while it sizes you up in return.
Play →Bayesian Slots
Four machines with secret payout rates and forty pulls. Watch each Beta posterior sharpen, and race a computer that uses Thompson sampling.
Play →Submarine Hunt
Track a submarine that moves every turn with noisy sonar pings. Predict, then update: the same filter behind GPS and radar.
Play →Bayesian Liar's Dice
Bid against the computer on dice neither of you can fully see. Its bids give its hand away, and a heat map shows which bids are probably true.
Play →Bayesian Blackjack
Play the dealer while the page works out whether the shoe is short of tens or rich in them, and what that means for every decision and every bet.
Play →