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Name:
PiDigits
Certification Method & Definitions
5000 Observations
Lower Level of Difficulty
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1 Response Variable (y) 5000 Observations Lower Level of Difficulty Observed Data |
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| This dataset consists of the first 5000 digits of the mathemtatical constant pi (= 3.1415926535897932384...). These 5000 digits were reported in Mathematics of Computation, January 1962, page 76. Interesting number-theoretic questions involving pi digits are 1) are the digits uniformly distributed? and 2) is there serial correlation between successive digits? | ||||