Probability Flashcards

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What is a sample space?

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A sample space is a set of point, they are the possible outcomes of a trial.

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2
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What is an event

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An event is a subset of a sample space

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3
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What is a probability function

And its properties

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A probability is a map from events to real numbers such that
1. P(A) ≥ 0 for all events.
2. P(X) = 1
3. If A ∩ B = ∅ for two events A and B then
P(A ∪ B) = P(A) + P(B)

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4
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What is a probability mass function

And its properties

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A probability mass function is a map from points in the sample space to real numbers
such that

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5
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How does a probability function relate to a probability mass function?

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6
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Calculate the probability of event A given all points in sample space have the same probability.

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7
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What is the binomial coefficient

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8
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What is the partitian function

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9
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What is conditional probability (and formula)

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10
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What is independence (formula)

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11
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What is conditional independence (formula)

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12
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What is Bayes’ rule (formula)

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13
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How does a naïve Bayes estimator work

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14
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What is a random variable

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A random variable is a map from sample space to a set of numerical values

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15
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How to calculate P(X=x)

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16
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What is a probability distribution

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A probability distribution is a table of probabilities for a random variable.

17
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What are joint, conditional and marginal distributions?

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18
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How to calculate the expected value of a function

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19
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What is the mean

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20
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What is the varience

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21
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What is the nth moment

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22
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Properties of expected values (multiplication, addition, identity)

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23
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How to calculate varience using the 2nd moment and square of mean

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24
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What determines an event to be part of the Poisson process?

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25
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What is the Poisson distribution (and formula)

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26
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What is the distribution function

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27
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What is the density function (in relation to distribution function)

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28
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Determine distribution function from density function

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29
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Determine distribution function between 2 values

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30
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What does the Gauss/Normal distribution look like?

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31
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What is the density function for the Gauss Distribution

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32
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How to work out pobabilities of the Gauss distribution

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33
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Sum of a geometric series (and infinite) formula

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34
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Binomial distribution formula

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35
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Mean and varience of binomial distribution

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Mean: np
Varience np(1-p) or npq

36
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How to derive mean and varience of binomial distribution

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