PascalposedtheprobleminprobabilistictermsandengagedinextensivecorrespondencewiththeFrenchmathematician,Fermat.Thisbegantheformalmathematicaldevelopmentofprobabilitytheory.ThecorrectansweristhatAshouldreceiveseven-eightsofthetotalamountwagered.Forexample,supposethecontestwereresumed.ThescenariosthatleadtoAbeingthefirstpersonto...
ask question asked 12 years, 7 months ago modified 12 years, 7 months ago viewed 2k times 4 in the book probability and random processes by grimmett and stirzaker, a poisson process is defined to be any process ( n ( t ) ) t ∈ [ 0 , ∞ ) ( n ( t ) ) t...
a very formal statement. i'm self-studying this and analysis and a bunch of other stuff, so apologies for any flaws in my reasoning. probability-theory random-variables self-learning share cite follow asked sep 11 at 12:50 geoant 31 3 3 bronze badges add a comment 1 answer sorted by:...
5. if the probability distribution of the random variable is Is ___. Two, single choice (four options for each question is only one right answer, please fill in the number of correct answers in parentheses. Every day 2 points, a total of 20 points) 1. set and is the distribution ...
Scott L. Miller, Donald Childers, in Probability and Random Processes (Second Edition), 2012 2.2 Axioms of Probability Now that the concepts of experiments, outcomes, and events have been introduced, the next step is to assign probabilities to various outcomes and events. This requires a careful...
is___.4.totworandomevents,and,is___.5.isthethreerandomevents,andatleast,theprobabilityofoccurrencefora___.Two,singlechoice(fouroptionseverydayinonlyonecorrectanswer,pleasefillinthenumberofcorrectanswersinparentheses.Everyday2points,atotalof20points)1.taketwoballsfromabagcontaining2redballsand2whitebal...
The answer is this: First, there must be f(x)≥0 for all x∈R; and second, either ∑xif(xi)=1 where f(xi),i≥1, are the (countably many) values which are not 0, or ∫-∞∞fX(x)dx=1 otherwise. (iii) If the r.v. X is of the continuous type, relation (3.3) gives...
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3 votes 1 answer 56 views Maximum of two independent gamma variables Let X1X1, X2X2 be two independent random variables with different gamma distributions, and X=max{X1,X2}X=max{X1,X2}. Are there known results for the distribution of XX? Actually I only need to know $\... ...
3 . so the answer is $18/... 7,527 answered aug 12 at 22:11 0 votes conditional expectation of a function of two random variables, one measurable, without independence if x x is f f -measurable and there exists a regular conditional probability p y / f p y / f then there also ...