Crash Course: Statistics: Alan Turing and the Enigma Machine
00:37 - 04:46
4m 9s
Computer Science
History
probability
cryptography
world war ii
statistics
military history
bayesian statistics
history of computer science
historical people
alan turing
An example of how statistics helped crack the German Enigma Machine in World War II.
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