'Random experiments' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 15 -1

Chapter 15 -1. 15.1 Random Experiments and Sample Spaces 15.2 Counting Outcomes in Sample Spaces 15.3 Permutations and Combinations 15.4 Probability Spaces 15.5 Equiprobable Spaces 15.6 Odds. Random Experiment.

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Chapter 15 -1

Chapter 15 -1. 15.1 Random Experiments and Sample Spaces 15.2 Counting Outcomes in Sample Spaces 15.3 Permutations and Combinations 15.4 Probability Spaces 15.5 Equiprobable Spaces 15.6 Odds. Random Experiment.

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1. Observations and random experiments

1. Observations and random experiments. Observations are viewed as outcomes of a random experiment. Observations. Observation ? random experiment (controlled) Outcome cannot be predicted with certainty Range of possible outcomes known

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Chapter 2 : Basic Probability Theory

Chapter 2 : Basic Probability Theory. Outlines. Set Theory Axioms of Probability Conditional Probability Sequential Random Experiments. 2.1 Specifying Random Experiments. Sample Space. Discrete Sample Space Continuous Sample Space. Events. Events : A subset of sample space S.

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Introduction to Probability

Introduction to Probability. Chapter 6. Introduction. In this chapter we discuss the likelihood of occurrence for events with uncertain outcomes. We define a scale to measure and describe the chance that different outcomes of an uncertain event will take place.

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Introduction to Probability

Introduction to Probability. Chapter 6. Introduction. In this chapter we discuss the likelihood of occurrence for events with uncertain outcomes. We define a scale to measure and describe the chance that different outcomes of an uncertain event will take place.

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Slides by

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Chapter 2

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Image Processing and Deconvolution

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Probability & Statistics Lecture 1

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Chapter 4

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Myopic Policies for Budgeted Optimization with Constrained Experiments

Myopic Policies for Budgeted Optimization with Constrained Experiments. Javad Azimi , Xiaoli Fern, Alan Fern Oregon State University AAAI, July 2010. Motivation: Electricity Production in a Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC). This is how an MFC works.

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Privacy-Preserving Data Exploration in Genome-Wide Association Studies

Privacy-Preserving Data Exploration in Genome-Wide Association Studies. Aaron Johnson Vitaly Shmatikov. Background. Obvious privacy risks. Main goal: discovering genetic basis for disease Requires analyzing large volumes of genetic information from multiple individuals

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PROBABILITY

PROBABILITY. RANDOM EXPERIMENTS PROBABILITY OF OUTCOMES EVENTS PROBABILITY OF EVENTS. RANDOM EXPERIMENTS. IF WE CANNOT FORSEE THE OUTCOME OF AN EXPERIMENT IT IS SAID TO BE RANDOM SET OF POSSIBILITIES (UNIVERSAL SET) IS THE SET OF ALL POSSIBLE OUTCOMES REPRESENTED BY THE SYMBOL ?

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Left and Right Brain

Left and Right Brain. Left Brain. Process information in a linear manner. List makers Good spellers Work in the linear and sequential processing of math and following directions Have no trouble expressing themselves in words. Left Brain.

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Probability

Probability. Probability is used when we have situations in which there is an element of uncertainty. Uncertainty can be associated with random experiments such as tossing a coin, throwing a die or dealing cards from a pack of playing cards.

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