Titlebook: Probability via Expectation; Peter Whittle Textbook 19923rd edition Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1992 average.conditional probability.De

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Probability via Expectation978-1-4612-2892-9Series ISSN 1431-875X Series E-ISSN 2197-4136

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Continuous Random Variables and Their Transformations,hat there were at most countably many realizations. However, we were increasingly led to consider r.v.s . on more general sample spaces, and it became evident in Section 7.5 that we need to be able to calculate the distribution of functions of . in terms of the distribution of ..

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Some Basic Models,With the concepts of expectation and probability established, it is time to discuss a number of basic models. These are of interest both in themselves and because they indicate the way forward.

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Consistency and Extension: the Finite-Dimensional Case,We return to our starting point: Axioms 1–5 for the expectation operator set out in Section 2.2. Consider a random vector . with components . ., . . . , .. The fundamental . problem is: What values of .(.) are consistent with the axioms?

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Martingales,There is a particular structure whose seemingly weak defining property is so significant that the structure pervades the theory of probability and leads to powerful conclusions. This is the ., already encountered in Sections 9.7, 10.7 and 11.7.

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Uncertainty, Intuition and Expectation,regarded as ‘equally likely’. However, this approach fails in the less tangible problems of physical, economic and human life which we should like to consider, and of which we shall give a few examples below.