COMPUTATIONAL STATISTICS - Project Jupyter...Date Tuesday January 22,2019 COMPUTATIONAL STATISTICS...
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Date Tuesday January 22,2019
COMPUTATIONAL STATISTICSMSDS 628 ol TifJames Wilson
resamplingmethods boostrapMCMCkerneldensityestimation histogramartificial neural networksadditivemodels
Bayesian truth serumNLP latent Dirichlet Allocation Overalltopic wdistributionExperimental design multi armed bandit gamblingReinforcement learning
Review of StatisticalModelsRandomVariable Number w probdistr
Whatvalues with whatprobabilityDefinition
X possiblevalues for a randomvariable XPdf IP Xix XC Xcoff i IP XIX XC X
Example3coin head
ii iii is Iii3 Is
Example Icontinue RVsX n U OilR X O 5 O
Xcould take infinitevalue1 tooReason why we think about intervals forcontinousvariables
IPCXEO 5 42 PDF
For continous RVs we use 1PMcA contained insome set A
PHEB SB fCxDX
ExampleIPCYEO 8
f I IEirIIF a Fca flat
Distributions
Expected value Standard deviationLinear
varianceQuadratic
Jointly distributedrandomvariablesFla b REX Ea YEb La b too
If youhave multiple rvs knowingtheir jointdistribution gives all information about the RV'smarginaldistribution Also havingthe joint Pdf is equivalentto havingtheconditionaldistribution ofeachRV giventhe restHavingthemarginalPdfs ofeach RVsdoes not giveusthe joint distribution or conditional distributions ofall RVs
Disjoint vs Independentd tr
same votesofperson the peoplevotingthe
jointdensity productindependent
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