Lesson 1 - Statistics and Probability - Slides
Lesson 1 - Statistics and Probability - Slides
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PROBABILITY
LESSON 1
1. Collection of Data
2. Presentation of Data
3. Analysis of Data
4. Interpretation of Data
Probability
Mathematical Definition
An event happen A times and does not happen B times and all ways are equally likely then the
probability of happening of an event will be (A/A+B) and probability of not happening of an event
will be (B/A+B)
Statistical Definition
Probability is calculated on the basis of available data or frequencies or pre experiences.
P = r/n
r = Relative frequency
n = Number of the items
Random Variable
– It is a numerical quantity that is assigned to the outcome of an experiment. We use
capital letters to represent a random variable.
But a Random Variable is different. A Random Variable has a whole set of values and it could
take on any of those values, randomly.
A Random Variable has a whole set of values and it could take on any of those values, randomly.
Random Variable
A random variable may be classified as discrete or continuous.
Discrete and Continuous Random Variables
A discrete random variable is one that can assume only a countable number of values.
countable number
of possible values
Use whole number
A continuous random variable can assume infinite number of values in one or more intervals.
Uncountable number of
possible values
Typically measurable quantities.
Height
Distance
time
temperature
Can be a fraction or decimal
Example:
A discrete random variable is one that can A continuous random variable can assume infinite number of
assume only a countable number of values values in one or more intervals
A discrete random variable is one that can assume only A discrete random variable is one that can assume
a countable number of values only a countable number of values
A continuous random variable can assume infinite A discrete random variable is one that can
number of values in one or more intervals assume only a countable number of values
A continuous random variable can assume infinite A continuous random variable can assume infinite
number of values in one or more intervals number of values in one or more intervals
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