Ch 3 Random Variable & Probability Dist.

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probability

the chance that one event will happen

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long-run probability

probability proves true in the long run (doing event many times)

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ordinary random variation

small differences are very likely to occur simply due to chance

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any probability value is btwn…

0 & 1

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sum of the probabilities is equal to…

1

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complement rule (not A)

P(AC ) = 1- P(A)

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addition rule

P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B)

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when can you use the addition rule?

when A & B have no common events. mutually exclusive/disjointed

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the general addition rule

P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A n B)

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when can you use the general addition rule?

if A & B are common events. not mutually exclusive/not disjointed

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conditional probability

given that B has occurred, find the probability that A has occurred

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conditional probablility calculation

P (A | B) = P(A n B) / P(B)

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independent events

unrelated

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P(A n B) if events are independent

P(A) x P(B)

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P(A | B) if events are independent

P(A) * P(B) / P(B)

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how do you test for independence?

if P(A | B) = P(A)P

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probability of at least one

1- P(none)

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empirical rule is AKA…

68-95-99.7 rule

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empirical rule

68% of data found within 1SD of mean

95% of data found within 2SDs of mean

99.7% of data found within 3SDs of mean

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when can you use the empirical rule?

when you have a normal dist.

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given a value of data in a normal dist., how can you find the proportion of data less than that value in R?

pnorm(x, mean, SD)

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given a value of data in a normal dist., how can you find the proportion of data greater than that value in R?

1-pnorm(x, mean, SD)

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what does pnorm tell you in R?

the proportion of data less than that value

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given a percentile or top/smallest proportion of data in a normal dist., how can you find what value it corresponds to in R?

qnorm(0.95, mean, SD)

(0.95 is an ex., use any proportion)

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how do you calculate IQR of a normal dist. using R?

qnorm(0.75, mean, SD) - qnorm(0.25, mean, SD)

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how would you find ex. the middle 95% or data in a normal dist.?

subtract 97.5 - 2.5