Content Notes Flashcards

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Sample Space Ω=

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{a,b,c,…}, events are defined e.g. 1,2,3 or S=success, F=failure

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Discrete r.v:

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A specific value in a set e.g. {1,2,3}

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Continuous r.v:

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A continuous value in a set e.g. (0,1)

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4
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fx(x)=

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P(X=x)

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5
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Fx(x)=

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P(X≤x)

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P(X≤b)=

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P(X≤a) + P(a<X≤b)

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Fx(b)=

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Fx(a) + P(a<X≤b)

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P(a<X≤b)=

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Fx(b) - Fx(a)

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P(X≤10)=

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Fx(10)

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10
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P(X<10)=

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Fx(9)

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2 conditions of a Bernoulli trial:

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A succession of random independent experiments that must have,
1. Only 2 outcomes, success or failure
2. Constant probability, p

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Bernoulli Trial pmf:

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Y={0, if failure (1-p); 1, if success (p)

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Probability function of a Bernoulli trial:

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fY(y)=P(Y=y)={p, if y=1; 1-p, if y=0

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Binomial Distribution fx(x)=

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P(X=x)=(n x)p^x(1-p)^n-x

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P(A|B)=

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P(AnB)/P(B)

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16
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Bayes Theorem:

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

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Partition Rule for a Bernoulli trial:

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P(S)=P(S|T)P(T) + P(S|Tc)P(Tc)

18
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Likelihood rule:

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L(p;x)=P(X=x)=(n x)p^x(1-p)^n-x for 0≤p≤1

19
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Maximum Likelihood Estimate:

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dL(p;x)/dp =0, p=p̂, p̂=x/n

20
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Maximum Likelihood Estimator:

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To find the maximum value of p we take L(p) and derive it to get dL/dP, the max value occurs when p=0.

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Var(p̂)=

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Var(x/n)=1/n^2 Var(X) = 1//n^2 np(1-p) = p(1-p)/n

22
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Var(aX)=

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a^2(Var(X))

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Var(X)=

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np(1-p) = E(X^2)-(E(X))^2

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Var(aX+b)=

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a^2(Var(X))

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E(X)=

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sd(X)=

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sqrt(Var(X))=sigma(x)

27
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Standard error of p̂=

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sqrt((p̂(1-p̂))/n)

28
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What is the 95% confidence interval?

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The true value is within 2 standard errors 95% of the time.

29
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Distribution mean:

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E(X)=Sum of xP(X=x) = Sum of xfx(x) = EX = ux

30
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Binomial Distribution mean:

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E(X) = Sum of x(n x)p^x(1-p)^n-x = np

31
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What is a Monte Carlo simulation?

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A statistical technique that predicts possible outcomes of an event.

32
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What are the 2 basic ideas of the Monte Carlo simulation?

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  1. Repeat an experiment r times
  2. The relative frequency of the value observed is the approximate probability of that value, e.g. If we see X=10 when N=50, then our p=0.2.
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Finite population of size N, variance=

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1/N Sum of (xi-u)^2

34
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Population mean=

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(1/N) Sum of xi

35
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Estimator for Sn^2:

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1/n Sum of (xi-xbar)^2

36
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Estimator for Sn-1^2

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1/n-1 Sum of (xi-xbar)^2

37
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geometric distribution

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P(X=x)= (1-p)^x*p