Episodic vs MontyHallByTwo

Episodic is an artwork that allows users to create a moving collage from disparate fragments. Contained within the app are black and white looping animations. Each animation is a short episode that can be repositioned and scaled allowing users to link together different segments to create a narrative and explore new relationships. The app reconfigures pop-up windows containing Flash animations originally created for the website www.urban fragments.net

This is an application that actually tries to do the Monty Hall problem. Two people play the role of a host and a challenger. The player (the host) chooses the winning door, which gives a more reliable game. The app counts the number of hits and shows the percentage of correct answers for each case of changing and not changing the door. For those of you who are wondering whether you should change the door or not. There are two types. Rotate to Use : Use a device alternately by two people. Face to Face : Make a partition in the center of the screen with a piece of paper or something so that the challenger can't see the host's operation. What is the Monty Hall Problem? It is a problem for the challenger to consider what choice is best for the following game. There are three closed doors in front of the challenger. One door is a winning for a prize, and two doors are a miss. First, the challenger chooses one door, then the host, Monty, opens one of the remaining doors that is missing. The challenger now has to choose one of the following two options. The first door selected is chosen as it is. Re-select the remaining door that has not been opened. Which door is most likely to win? It is assumed that the host will open the wrong door after the challenger makes the first choice.