Statistical distribution Flashcards

1
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variable definition

A

something that can change

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2
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random variable definition

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value of a variable is the outcome of an experiment

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3
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how random variables are represented

A

capital letter e.g. x

X, Y, A, B

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4
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sample space

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all possible outcomes of an experiment

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5
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how particular value is represented

A

lowercase letter

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6
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how probability that random variable is equal to a particular value is represented

A

P(X = x)

p(x)

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7
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probability distribution

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need set of possible values and respective probabilities to specify DRV completely
probability distribution describes probability of any outcome
can use function - probability (mass) function

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8
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discrete uniform distribution

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when all possible outcomes of DRV have the same probabilities as each other

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9
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criteria for binomial distribution

A

fixed number of trials
two outcomes only
probability of success is constant (independent trials)

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10
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binomial distribution

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B(n, p)
binomial distribution
n = number of trials
p = probability of success

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11
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formula of P(X = x) in binomial distribution

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

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