1. Probability, events and random variables
1.1 Events and random variables
Random events and random variables differ from deterministic events and variables in that it is impossible to precisely predict their occurrences or numerical values. Before tackling the notion of probability, the main subject of this section, we'll use examples to illustrate what a random event, a discrete random variable or a continuous random variable actually means.
SCROLL TO TOP1.1.1 Notions of random events
Let's take the example of an experiment involving the tossing...
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