Distributions P-1 Flashcards

Discrete and Continuous

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Discrete Uniform: Density Function

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{1,2,3,…,N}

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Discrete Uniform: Mean

{1,2,3,…,N}

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Discrete Uniform: Variance

{1,2,3,…,N}

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Discrete Uniform: MGF

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Binomial: Density

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Out of n objects drawn, with probability of success p, x are successful.

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Binomial: Mean

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Binomial: Variance

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Binomial: MGF

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Geometric: Density

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Probability of the first success on x-1 trials. Probability of success is p.

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Geometric: Mean

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The mean for the number of failures until the first success. The alternative, the trial of the first success. To find this add one to the expecation of failures and get 1/p.

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Geometric: Variance

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Geometric: MGF

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Poisson: Density

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Probability of x occurances over a unit of time. Lambda is the average rate of occurance.

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Poisson: Variance and Mean

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Poisson: MGF

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Negative Binomial: Density

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Repeat and experiment with success probability p until the rth success. x is the number of failures until the rth success.

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Negative Binomial: Mean

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Negative Binomial: Variance

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Negative Binomial: MGF

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20
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Hypergeometric: Density

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In a group of M objects, K are type one objects. M-K are type two. n is the number of objects drawn and x is the number of type one objects drawn.

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21
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Hypergeometric: Mean

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Hypergeometric: Variance

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23
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Multinomial: Density

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Out of n trials, xi are from group i and have probability pi.

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Multinomial: Mean i

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Multinomial: Variance i

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26
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Continuous Uniform: Density

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An interval from a to b.

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Continuous Uniform: Mean

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Continuous Uniform: Variance

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Continuous Uniform: Cumulative

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30
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Continuous Uniform: MGF

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31
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Exponential: Density

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32
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Exponential: Mean

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Exponential: Variance

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34
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Exponential: MGF

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35
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Exponential: Cumulative

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36
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Normal: Density

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37
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Normal: MGF

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38
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Gamma: Density

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39
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Gamma: Mean

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40
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Gamma: Variance

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41
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Gamma: MGF

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42
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What is a sum of a geometric?

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43
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The integral of a quadratic and natural exponential.

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44
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Taylor Expansion of ex.

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45
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The Order Statistic equation.

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Max is k = n and min is k = 1.

46
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Using a cdf to find the intersection.

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47
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Chebyshev’s Inequality

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48
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A common exponential integral.

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49
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Convolution

  1. When to use it.
  2. Its two forms.
  3. What the equation solves.
  4. Those two equations.
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50
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Union through a joint cdf.

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51
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Transformation pdf.

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52
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Transformation cdf.

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53
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A linear transformations affect on the MGF.

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54
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Jensen’s Inequality

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55
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Grand Variance through condinitional variances.

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56
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Continuous conditional equation.

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57
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Correlation coefficient.

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58
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Independence and the joint cdf.

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59
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Independence and expectations.

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60
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Independence and joint MGF.

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61
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Independence and joint pdf.

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62
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The covariance of two linear equations.

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63
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The multiplication rule for the joint.

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