Statistics [05]: Statistical Quantities
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Expectation, Variance and Covariance (Correlation).
Expectation
For discrete variable , the expectation is
For continuous variable , the expectation is
Variance
For variable , the variance is
The square root of it is called standard deviation, expressed as
or .
Covariance
Covariance provides a measure of the strength of the correlation between two or more sets of random variates.
The covariance for two random variates and , each with sample size , is defined by
For unrelated variables,
For ,
which reduces to the usual variance. Therefore, the covariance can also be denoted as
Carrelation is the standardized version of covariance, which is defined as
Sample Mean and Variance
Sample Mean
Sample Variance
Example
Prove that .
Proof.
Hence,
Table of Contents
- Probability vs Statistics
- Shakespear’s New Poem
- Some Common Discrete Distributions
- Some Common Continuous Distributions
- Statistical Quantities
- Order Statistics
- Multivariate Normal Distributions
- Conditional Distributions and Expectation
- Problem Set [01] - Probabilities
- Parameter Point Estimation
- Evaluation of Point Estimation
- Parameter Interval Estimation
- Problem Set [02] - Parameter Estimation
- Parameter Hypothesis Test
- t Test
- Chi-Squared Test
- Analysis of Variance
- Summary of Statistical Tests
- Python [01] - Data Representation
- Python [02] - t Test & F Test
- Python [03] - Chi-Squared Test
- Experimental Design
- Monte Carlo
- Variance Reducing Techniques
- From Uniform to General Distributions
- Problem Set [03] - Monte Carlo
- Unitary Regression Model
- Multiple Regression Model
- Factor and Principle Component Analysis
- Clustering Analysis
- Summary
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