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Mike DeHaan applies his Bachelor of Math in Computer Sciences degree, years of Cobol programming and quality assurance (including testing credit card interest calculations) to research and present mathematical theory for the layman.

Here in Decoded Science, Mike’s main focus is mathematics. He covers basic mathematical theory, uncovers paradoxes, applies calculations to popular movies, and reports on math news.
Mike began writing professionally in 2010 as the sole proprietor of DeHaan Services.

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Introduction to Bayesian Probability and Bayes Theorem

October 30, 2015 by Mike DeHaan 1 Comment

Introduction to Bayesian Probability and Bayes Theorem

This quick refresher about probability shows how to use Bayes’ Rule in simple situations and is an introduction to frequentist versus Bayesian probability.

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Detecting or Avoiding the Yule-Simpson Paradox

September 10, 2015 by Mike DeHaan Leave a Comment

Detecting or Avoiding the Yule-Simpson Paradox

One alternative may out-perform another in each individual test, yet do more poorly when all tests are combined. That’s the Yule-Simpson Paradox.

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Comparing the Genetic Code of DNA to Binary Code

August 25, 2015 by Mike DeHaan 12 Comments

Comparing the Genetic Code of DNA to Binary Code

Does DNA store information in the same way that a computer stores data? Let’s compare the data storage in computers with the genetic code that translates DNA to RNA and amino acids.

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How to Divide Indivisible Goods Fairly: Algorithm for Dividing Assets

February 23, 2014 by Mike DeHaan Leave a Comment

How to Divide Indivisible Goods Fairly: Algorithm for Dividing Assets

Is it possible to fairly divide assets without anyone getting upset or jealous? With the help of an ingenious algorithm, you can divide the indivisible.

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Trending Statistics for Major Fatal US Shootings

January 28, 2014 by Mike DeHaan 3 Comments

Trending Statistics for Major Fatal US Shootings

2014 has already started off with violence erupting in public places, including malls and schools. Are mass shootings happening more often in the U.S.?

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Risks of a School Shooting versus an Airplane Crash

December 27, 2013 by Mike DeHaan Leave a Comment

Risks of a School Shooting versus an Airplane Crash

Answering a reader’s question, Mike DeHaan breaks down the statistics of school shootings and plane crashes to see which is more likely.

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Practical Uses of Matrix Mathematics

December 17, 2013 by Mike DeHaan 47 Comments

Practical Uses of Matrix Mathematics

What are the practical use of matrices in day to day life? From computer-generated images to electrical circuits, matrix math serves us well.

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How Modal Logic Proved Gödel was Right, and God Exists

October 31, 2013 by Mike DeHaan 122 Comments

How Modal Logic Proved Gödel was Right, and God Exists

Does God exist? Modern software and math have verified Gödel’s proofs of a being that expresses all positive properties.

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Free Will, Determinism and Turing’s Halting Problem

October 29, 2013 by Mike DeHaan 1 Comment

Free Will, Determinism and Turing’s Halting Problem

MIT’s Seth Lloyd says a test for free will versus determinism must predict decisions accurately every time. How does the Turing Machine factor into this?

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Interpreting One Report of Statistics on Science Comprehension

October 18, 2013 by Mike DeHaan 2 Comments

Interpreting One Report of Statistics on Science Comprehension

A recent survey showed a positive correlation between tea party affiliation and science knowledge. Could stereotypes about this fringe group be wrong?

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