Basics of probality Flashcards

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Phenomenon

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some result we would like to observe

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Sample space

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is the set of all possible outcomes of a phenomenon such that the outcomes are miutally exclusive

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Discrete sample space

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A sample space is discrete when the total number of possible outcomes cna be easily defined and written out

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Continous sample space

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A sample space is continous when the tital number of possible outcomes uncountably infinte and cannot be written out

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An event

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An event is any collection of outcomes of a random phenomenon

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what does probality attempyt to descirbve

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Probality attempts to descirve the long term patterns of random phenomenon

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what is probability of an event

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The probability of an event is the proportion of times the event occurs in many repeated trials of a random phenomenon

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what do we want repeated trails trails to be?

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independent

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Independence

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The outcome of one trail does not influence the outcome of any other trail

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disjointed events

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Two events H and G are disjoint if they dont share any outcomes

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can disjointed events occur simultaneously

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no they can not

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Probability axioms rules

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P(H or G) = P(H) + p (G)

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In a continuous probability model the probality of any indviual outcome is

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0 because a continous sample spce includes uncountably infinitely many outcomes, it is impossible to expect any one particular outcome to occur

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