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Unit 2:
Unit 2
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- Event
- Defined
- Outcome of a probability experiment
- Sample Space
- Collection of all events
- List of all possible outcomes
- Defined
- Properties of Probability
- Individual Probabilities
- Each individual probability must be between 0 and 1 inclusive
- Sum of Probabilities
- The entire sample space of probabilities must always sum to 1
- Individual Probabilities
- Classical Probability
- Requires equally likely outcomes
- Each event's probability is the same
- Number of ways event can occur/ Number of possible outcomes
- No probability experiment is performed
- "TRUE" probability
- Requires equally likely outcomes
- Empirical Probability
- Probability experiment is performed
- Frequency of event / number of trials of experiment
- Estimated value as each probability experiment will produce different results
- Rules
- Complement
- Probability the event did not happen
- One minus the probability event did happen
- Addition Rule
- "OR" probability of multiple events
- Multiplication Rule
- "AND" probability of multiple events
- Complement
- Conditional Probability
- Given information ahead of time
- Information can change the probability results
- Uses | as given sign
- Used with dependent events
- Given information ahead of time
- Random Variables
- Variable: used to represent a value associated with a probability outcome
- Types
- Discrete
- Countable with distinct separation between each
- Continuous
- Infinite or with upper bounds that take on a range of values
- Discrete
- Discrete Probability Distribution
- Distribution
- Measurement of probability data set
- Consist of probability values between zero and one, inclusive
- Probabilities must add to one
- Distribution
- Binomial vs. Poisson
- Both discrete probability distributions
- Binomial
- Two possible outcomes
- Find number of successes in a fixed number of trials
- Poisson
- Interval probability
- Find probability occurred in a particular interval of time
- Expectation
- Expected Value
- Experiment ran over and over
- In the long run what would be expected
- Multiply each value of random variable by particular probability and sum
- Expected Value
- Normal Distribution
- Continuous Random Variable
- Symmetrical
- Mean, Median, Mode all equal
- Standardized data for Normal table lookup
- Mean = 0
- Standard Deviation = 1
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