Ch 7 - Basic Concepts of Probability Flashcards

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analytic view

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definition of probability in terms of an analysis of posible outcomes

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relative frequency view

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definition of probability in terms of past performance

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sample w/ replacement

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sampling in which the item drawn on trial N is replaced before the next draw

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subjective probability

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definition of probability in terms of personal subjective belief in the likelihood of an outcome

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5
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event

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the outcome of a trial

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independent events

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events are independent when the occurrence of one has no effect on the probability of the occurrence of the other

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7
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mutually exclusive

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two events are mutually exclusive when the occurrence of one precludes the occurrence of the other

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exhaustive

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a set of events that represents all possible outcomes

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9
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additive law of probability

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the rule of giving the probability of the occurrence of one or more mutually exclusive events

Given a set of mutually exclusive events, the probability of the occurrence of one event or another is equal to the sum of their separate probabilities.

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multiplicative law of probability

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the rule giving the probability of the joint occurrence of independent events

The probability of the joint occurrence of two or more independent events is the product of their individual probabilities.

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11
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joint probability

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the probability of the co-occurrence of two or more events

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12
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conditional probability

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the probability that one event will occur given the occurrence of some other event

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unconditional probability

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the probability of one event ignoring the occurrence of nonoccurrence of some other event

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14
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risk

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the number of occurrences on one event divided by the total number of occurrences of events - a probability

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15
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risk ratio

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the ratio of two risks

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16
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odds

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the number of occurrences of an event divided by the number of nonoccurrences

17
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odds ratio

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the ratio of two odds