Title: Each Distribution for Random Variables Has:
1Each Distribution for Random Variables Has
- Definition
- Parameters
- Density or Mass function
- Cumulative function
- Range of valid values
- Mean and Variance
2Bernoulli trial S success, failure 0,
1 trials are independent P(success)
constant p (independent is similar to sampling
with replacement) Binomial Distribution n
Bernoulli trials with p (1-p q) xi number
of success in n trials b(n, p)
xi 0, 1, ., n
V(X) np(1-p)
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3- Hypergeometric Distribution
- (This is similar to Binomial, but sampling
without replacement) - n number of items in sample taken
- N number of items in sample space
- r number of success in sample space of N
- xi number of success in n sample taken h(N,
n, r)
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4- Geometric Distribution
- p P(success of independent Bernoulli trials)
constant - xi number of trials up to and including the
first success - for xi
1, 2, 3, 4, . - V(X) (1-p)/p2
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5Negative Binomial Distribution p P(success of
independent Bernoulli trials) constant
xi number of trials up to and including the
rth success for xi r, r1,
r2, r3, r4, .
V(X) r(1-p)/p2
IME 312, updated Oct 2012
6- Multinomial Distribution
- n number of independent trials
- k possible types of outcome for each trial
- xi number of outcomes from type i i1 to k
- pi constant probability of having type i
outcome - So that x1x2 . xkn and p1p2.pk1
IME 312, updated Oct 2012
7Poisson Distribution P(x gt 1 in subinterval)
0 P(x 1 in subinterval) fix and proportional
to the length Independent count in each
subinterval mean number of counts in the
unit interval gt 0 x number of counts in the
unit interval Unit Matching between x and
! Approximation of Binomial by Poisson
xi 0, 1, 2, ...
IME 312