Glad you found this video helpful! :) yeah, I used to teach for odu, I loved that school :) unfortunately my family had to move, though it's still one of my favorite places I've worked
In "joint pdf find the constant" video you've take limits of dy as from 0 to 2,but now you're using the limits from 0 to x f(x,y)dy whats the difference, I mean why its not from 0 to 2 for marginal of x
Sorry, I am not sure I understand your question. f(x) is the marginal probability distribution. In other words, we can use f(x) to find probabilities that x will have particular values.... so for example, I can say Pr(X < 1) equals the integral of f(x) from 0 to 1. This question was asking that we find the expected value of x... in other words, we were finding the value that x takes on average... so... say we were to sample from the distribution of x... x could be any number between 0 and 2, though it would take some numbers with a higher probability than others based on the distribution, f(x). After taking a sample of x's, if I averaged them, I would get 1.5 (which is 3/2). Please feel welcome to post a follow-up question.
Nice mam its really a nice and simple method to solve the problems.this video really beneficial for me.thanks a lot
Great to hear! So glad it was helpful :)
Today is my exam ....this will surely save my day ........keep up the good work
Your videos are amazing! Literally a life saver
Aced a Statistics final thanks to this video (and others). You are a lifesaver, keep up the good work, thank you!
Thank you for explaining it into details you are a lifesaver!
Indeed a lifesaver !!!
Good Work Michelle! thank you! because my book says NOTHING!
very to the point and simple, no nonsense.
Where is this taught?
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Glad you found this video helpful! :) yeah, I used to teach for odu, I loved that school :) unfortunately my family had to move, though it's still one of my favorite places I've worked
Another great explanation
why cant we directly do the double integration?
This is gold! Thanks a lot.
great video! top g
Hi, if we calculate E(Y) in this question by calculating f(y), will we take 0 - x limits both times, first for f(y) and second time for E(Y)?
amazing, better than our lecturer
Could you do a video on how to derive E (Z|X,Y) ?
Thank you so much !!!
THEN HOW WILL WE CALCULATE E(XY) ??, DO WE USE DEPENDENT LIMTIS THERE AS WELL,
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You voice is too lovely.
In "joint pdf find the constant" video you've take limits of dy as from 0 to 2,but now you're using the limits from 0 to x f(x,y)dy whats the difference, I mean why its not from 0 to 2 for marginal of x
Beautiful
Thanks mam😍
Thank you so much
question please
why didnt you put the f(X) answer in the marginal probability??
Sorry, I am not sure I understand your question. f(x) is the marginal probability distribution. In other words, we can use f(x) to find probabilities that x will have particular values.... so for example, I can say Pr(X < 1) equals the integral of f(x) from 0 to 1.
This question was asking that we find the expected value of x... in other words, we were finding the value that x takes on average...
so... say we were to sample from the distribution of x...
x could be any number between 0 and 2, though it would take some numbers with a higher probability than others based on the distribution, f(x).
After taking a sample of x's, if I averaged them, I would get 1.5 (which is 3/2).
Please feel welcome to post a follow-up question.
I hate math
Thanks though