Ch 1 Fundamentals of Probability Flashcards

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What are events and event spaces?

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outcome - result on a single trial.
sample space - set of possible outcomes
event: result reflecting one or more outcomes. Use se theory to describe it based on fundamental outcomes. Events are subsets of the sample space. elementary event - one one outcome

discrete RV - RV with countable (maybe infinite) domain w.r.t sample space
continuous rv - RV with uncountable domain

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What is mutual exclusivity

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p(a U b) = pa + pb is mutally exlusive . ie intyersection is empty set

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what are independent events

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A and B independent if pA*Pb = P (A AND b)

IE p a GIVEN b is thn same as p A

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what is bayes theorem?

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P(A|B) = p(A^B)/P(B)

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Independent vs Conditionally independent events?

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How to use a probability matrix to get marginal and conditional probabilities?

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Compare Bayesian- to Frequentist- approach?

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