Monte Carlo Simulation with Card Games

[@NormalizedNerd]

Since many of you were interested in the code, here it is... github.com/Suji04/NormalizedNerd/blob/master/Miscellaneous/monte_carlo.py

[@affbee]

Thanks a lot. Your way of explaining was amazing 👍

[@zerosumgame9071]

Excellent explanation. Thumbs up and subscribed! Thank you!

[@AASHHASHASHASHASHHA]

5:50 "It doesnt matter who comes first, the King or the Queen" 😂

[@NormalizedNerd]

XD

[@fathirendrawan5846]

Sus

[@atreyamajumdar9836]

Nice one! Also, a trivia: the Monte Carlo method was invented in the context of simulating card games (solitaire) in the computer. It's cool to see the method being used for playing cards!

[@NormalizedNerd]

Yeah...From casino to nuclear weapons, the story of Monte Carlo is amazing!

[@ashitaggarwal8048]

first time I actually understood Monte carlo simulation. Thanks for the video

[@manibharathy1994]

2:15 that mad me laugh. "subtracting this bad boy"

[@NormalizedNerd]

Haha XD

[@terrymiller111]

Nothing tops what he said later, no double entendre intended: "It doesn't matter who comes first--the king or the queen."

[@AlexG-fg6fu]

first time I understand clearly what MC is lol thank you !

[@vuthee529]

Really great explanation and motivation why using Monto Carlo. Thanks

[@cryingrain4812]

Thank you, I understand the main subject but couldn’t really understand the codes. I’ll try by my own.

[@positivenozy6065]

Hey, man, that's thing is real cool! Keep doing great videos, love graphs, simulations in your videos, real good!

[@anudhyanboral7557]

Great video! Can you cover Markov Chain Monte Carlo as well in a future video?

[@NormalizedNerd]

Great suggestion! I'll definitely give this a try

[@nicolasrodrigo9]

My brain exploded when you've said "easy, right?" 🤯

[@ephi124]

"True random can only be found in nature": I'm thinking to the Creator that randomness is pseudo-random.

[@nonamenoname1942]

i call pseudo-random algorithms - pseudo-pseudo-random.

[@shantanudash7]

Really awesome!! Keep up the great work!

[@NormalizedNerd]

Thank you! Will do!

[@bidyutsaha2051]

Great work

[@sitanshugupta9600]

Great vid ! Subscribed !

[@murilopalomosebilla2999]

Best Monte Carlos video on youtube!!

[@NormalizedNerd]

Glad you think so ❤️

[@dariushbahrami8524]

Best definition of monte-carlo method imo is: instead of predicting, let it happen

[@NormalizedNerd]

Thanks mate!

[@abeda6852]

Absolutely loved this 👏

[@elenasmirnova2623]

Great demo!

[@kasraazizi7940]

fantastic video

[@victormerida8132]

Thank you so much sir !

[@jonathanwallace9932]

Easy right? 😂. Love this guy.

[@ozancanacar8237]

Thank you so much! Great explanation.

[@NormalizedNerd]

You're very welcome!

[@italianrussianmax4133]

0:24 me in the mornig after a coffee and a sigarette

[@Drone256]

Monte Carlo simulations are such a natural way to solve hard problems. It requires many fewer brain cells. And with the insane speed of CPUs (cheap computations) available today why would I pull out my old textbook on probability theory?

[@LightWolf4474]

great video, thanks

[@gonzalodelacruz9831]

Great video! I really liked it. I subscribe for more content!

[@NormalizedNerd]

Awesome, thank you!

[@ahmedelsabagh6990]

Very great video

[@bidyutsaha2051]

Please make a video on Markov Model

[@NormalizedNerd]

I definitely will!

[@dxfvgyhjh]

i didn't understand how you shuffled the deck with random data points if you can't obtain randomness?

[@hasben0]

Well done!

[@eshanajain7082]

Hi! I absolutely loved the approach to them probelm and how easy you made Monte Carlo for me. Could you explain the KingKing algorithm you made please?

[@yunusemredarici7284]

you saved my life :) ıt is amazing explanation

[@NormalizedNerd]

Thanks!

[@BrokenRecord-i7q]

Thanks bhai❤

[@TheFasof]

The bell sound in the beginning is way too loud for my taste :)

[@NormalizedNerd]

Feedback noted.

[@oneJL]

May I ask which tool do you use to make this moving x,y space/graph? Thanks in advance.

[@NormalizedNerd]

I used a python library named Manim :)

[@yijingwang7308]

Hello thank you for your video. But I do not know what does 49P4 mean in 1:54. Could you help me explain this?

[@hjkdfhuyhjk321hku7]

Great content，Great teacher!

[@NormalizedNerd]

Thank you! 😃

[@ronydas1]

Awesome

[@SmitaBarai]

just live it..........

[@mk_upo]

Keep it up!

[@NormalizedNerd]

I will!

[@rjaph842]

in 1.44 how does it become 49 positions?i thought it was supposed to be 48

[@rjaph842]

I get it finally,thanks!

[@nathaniel1069]

Hold on, so was the last Monte Carlo simulation inaccurate? I didn’t understand your point about that. There’s no way the true probability of that event was ~73%.

[@AlmostDead]

where can i find the whole python code please?

[@NormalizedNerd]

Finally uploaded the code to GitHub... github.com/Suji04/NormalizedNerd/blob/master/Miscellaneous/monte_carlo.py Thanks for waiting :)

[@charissayu8025]

Hi do you have the link for the python code notebook? Thanks :)

[@NormalizedNerd]

I haven't made it public yet...I'll add the link in video description.

[@AlmostDead]

@@NormalizedNerd hello there! where can i find it?

[@Universmps]

This is awfully similar to 3Blue1Brown videos, the animations and the colors used...

[@NormalizedNerd]

Because I'm using manim, an open source Python library created by Grant himself

[@Universmps]

@@NormalizedNerd Awesome !

[@Throwingness]

What the heck is copy.deepcopy?

[@NormalizedNerd]

In python we use deepcopy when we want to make a new object with the properties of an existing object without creating a reference. If we use shallow copy then it just creates a reference. It's like pass by value vs pass by reference.

[@Arjunsiva]

0:20 fart noises

[@beatthebieber8449]

make a game... how much of the viewers have stoped to calculate it by their own? I would say 2

[@NormalizedNerd]

Haha XD

[@beatthebieber8449]

@@NormalizedNerd but thx for that great video.. now i know how that works

[@user-op2gu4bp8n]

👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👏👏👍👍👍👍

[@PsynideNeel]

Ads noce😎😎

[@NormalizedNerd]

Finally... -_-" :D

[@arowil]

great Polish math do that Stanisław Ulam en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Carlo_method we study it in secondary school