Mathematical statistics is the study of statistics from a mathematical standpoint, using probability theory as well as other branches of mathematics such as linear algebra and analysis.

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Evaluate the right side

$X_i$ [where $i=1,2,\dots n]$ is normally distributed with mean $P$ and variance $1$, that is $X_i~N(P,1)$ then how $$-\frac{1}{2}\sum^n_{i=1}X_i^2–\frac{1}{2}nP^2=-\frac{n}{2}P^2$$
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Probability that difference sample mean from population mean is 1.96 sd [closed]

Probability that difference sample mean from population mean is 1.96 sd a)68% b)95% c)47/5% d)99%
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Homework Question. Joint Probability Destribution.

Here is the question. The joint PDF of X and Y is given by $f_{XY}(x,y) = {\frac 14} e^{-|x|-|y|}$. Find $P(X \le 1 ,and, Y \le 0)$ Solving the problem I first found the marginal probabilities of X ...
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manual random selection, how?

Thas a question for my test in one hour...how do I do that? I have tried to find it online but no way...any help please? Suppose that a simple random sample of 20 of the Aucklanders surveyed is to be ...
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Homework Help. Probability Density Functions.

X is N(10,1). Find $f(x|(x-10)^2 < 4)$ This is a homework question. I can only figure out that X is normally distributed with mean 10 and S.D.(squared) 1. Can you please explain what is meant to ...
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Given some data, how can I tell how well it fits a (continuous) uniform distribution?

I have a set of $30$ real numbers between zero and one. Let's say that the null hypothesis is that this data set fits a uniform distribution and that the alternative hypothesis is that this data set ...
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How to combine covariance matrices?

I have a data set of points in three dimensions. I'm calculating the barycenter (mean) and $3\times3$ covariance matrix from this data set. I store the average, the $3\times3$ matrix (where really ...
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Predict binary occupancy vector from history of vectors

I have a set of binary vectors where each vector represents one day of occupancy in a house and consists of 48 elements (each element for 30 minutes of the day). Each element can be 1 meaning that ...
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How do you calculate total impact from a number of correlated events

Say that you have 10 events that each have a probability from 0% to 100% and each have a potential impact that is either 0 if the event doesn't happen or a number between $0-$10 if the event does ...
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Variance of $\frac{1}{\bar{x}}$ [closed]

The X is distributed geometrically and so I got $$V\left(\frac{1}{\bar{x}}\right)=\frac{n\theta^2}{(1-\theta)}$$
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Vector similarity for prediction

I have vectors of same length consisting of 1 and 0. I am trying to find out how similar they are. So far I am using hamming distance that I calculate sum of one vector then sum of second vector and ...
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densities being absolutely continuous wrt Lebesgue measure

I'm reading an article with an assumption similar to: "The density $f(.)$ exists and is absolutely continuous with respect to Lebesgue measure". I don't understand this assumption because $f$ is not ...
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2 independent normal distributions, find sample size given distribution, power and hypothesis tests

For 2 independent normal distributions N($M_1$,$\sigma$$_1^2$=400) and N($M_2$,$\sigma$$_2^2$=225). Let $\theta$=$m_1$ - $m_2$. Let $\bar X$ and $\bar Y$ be the observed means of two independent ...
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How to estimate CTR (click-through rate)?

How many times banner should be shown to estimate CTR? For example, a banner was shown x times, and was clicked y times. CTR = y/x; How to evaluate incaccuracy ...
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Binomial Model Probability

Can someone explain how to solve the following stats problem: 68% of students study for an exam. Of those who study, 97% pass. Of those who do not study, 60% pass. What is the probability that a ...

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