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Probability and Statistical Inference Concepts

The document outlines key concepts and formulas related to probability and statistical inference, including rules of probability, conditional probability, Bayes' theorem, and various types of random variables such as Bernoulli, Binomial, Poisson, and Normal. It also covers statistical measures like expected value, variance, covariance, and methods for hypothesis testing and confidence intervals. Additionally, it discusses sample statistics and their properties, including sample variance and proportions.

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Probability and Statistical Inference Concepts

The document outlines key concepts and formulas related to probability and statistical inference, including rules of probability, conditional probability, Bayes' theorem, and various types of random variables such as Bernoulli, Binomial, Poisson, and Normal. It also covers statistical measures like expected value, variance, covariance, and methods for hypothesis testing and confidence intervals. Additionally, it discusses sample statistics and their properties, including sample variance and proportions.

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Form for the exam (Probability and Statistical Inference)

Rule of sum and complement Bravais Correlation Coefficient

P(A∪B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A∩B) σXY


ρ=
σXσY
P ( A¯ ) = 1 − P ( A )
Independent random variables
Conditional probability
f(x, y) = fX (x)fY(y)
P(A∩B)
P(B|A) =
P(A) Bernoulli random variable, X∼Bern(p)
Product rule f ( x ) = p x (1−p)1−x , x = 0.1
P(A∩B) = P(A)P(B|A) E(X) =p,Var(X) =p(1−p)
P(A∩B) = P(A)P(B) under independence
Random variable Binomial, X ∼ Bin(n, p)
Bayes' theorem n x
f(x) = p (1−p)n−x , x = 0, 1, ..., n
P ( C i )P(A|Ci ) x
P ( C I| A ) = k
j=1P ( C j (P(A|Cj )
n n!
P =
x x!(n−x)!
Expected value of a random variable
E(X) =np,Var(X) =np(1−p)
µ = E(X) = X xf(x) in the discrete
x Poisson random variable, X ∼ Pois(λ)
l2
µ = E(X) = Z xf(x)dx in the continuous λx −λ
f(x) = e , x = 0, 1, 2, . . .
l1 x!

Variance and standard deviation of a random variable E(X) =λ,Var(X) =λ

2
σ 2= Var(X) = X (x−µ) f ( x ) in the discrete Normal random variable, X∼N(µ, σ)2 )
x
1 1 x-µ 2
e− 2 ( σ ) ,
l2
f(x) = √ x∈R
σ 2= Var(X) = Z (x - µ)2 f(x)dx in the continuum σ2π
l1
√ E(X) =µ,Var(X) =σ2
σ=σ2

Standardized random variables Chi-squared random variable, X∼χ2 (r)


X−µ x is in the set of real numbers+
Z= f ( x ) = a ( r ) x r/2−1 e−x/2 ,
σ
E(X) =r,Var(X) = 2r
Marginal probability functions

fX(x) = Random variable Student, X ∼ t(r)


X f(x, y) fY(y) = X f(x, y)
y x
f ( x ) = b ( r ) ( 1 + t 2 /r)−(r+1)/2 , x∈R
Z y)dy,
fX(x) = f(x, Z y)dx
fY(y) = f(x,
E(X) = 0,Var(X) =r/(r−2), r >2
Covariance
Sample media
σXY = X X (x - µX) (y - µY)f(x, y) n
1
x y X̄= Xi
nXi=1
σXY = Z Z (x - µX )(y−µY)f(x, y)dy dx
¯ =µ,Var(X) =σ ¯/n
E(X) 2
Sample variance with known population Confidence interval for perpconX ∼Bern(p),
n great champions
2σ̂ 1
= (Xi−µ)2
nXi=1 (l1 , l2 ) = pˆ∓z1−α/2pˆ(1−pˆ)/n
p

Sample variance with unknown mean A=l2−l1= 2z1−α/2p^(1−p)/n


p
n
1 ¯ 2 z1−α/2 quantile of the standard normal at level 1−α/2
S 2= X (Xi-X) undistorted version
n−1 i=1
n Confidence interval for σ2 conX ~ N(µ, σ2 )
1 ¯ 2
2σ̃
= (Xi-X) distorted version (n−1)s2 (n−1)s2
nX l1= 2
, l2 = 2
i=1 χ1−α/2 χα/2
E(S2 ) =σ2 2 ,χ2
χα/2 1−α/2 chi-square quantiles with n−1 degrees

Sample proportion of freedom at level α/2 and 1−α/2

1
n Hypothesis testing0:µ=µ0 conX∼N(µ, σ2 ),σ2noted
=X
p̂= ¯ Xi ,conXibinary
nX X¯minus mu0
i=1 Statistical test: ZX̄ = ~N(0,1)
p σ /n
2
E(p̂) = p, Var(p̂) = p(1−p)/n
Observed level of significance
Distortion of an estimator T=t(X1 , . . . , X n )
αoss =P(ZX̄ ≥zx̄ |µ=µ0 )= 1−Φ(zx̄) per H1:µ > µ0
D(T) = E(T) - θ, θ unknown parameter
αoss=P(ZX̄ ≤zx̄ |µ=µ0 ) = Φ(zx̄) perH1:µ < µ0
Mean squared error of an estimator T
αossP(|ZX̄ | ≥ |zx̄|) = 2[1−Φ(|zx̄|)] perH1:µ=µ0
MSE(T) = E[(T−θ)2 = Var(T) + [D(T)]2
Hypothesis test H0:µ=µ0 , conX ∼N(µ, σ2 ),σ2no
Int. conf. perµconX ∼N(µ, σ2 ),σ2note note
X¯- µ0
r σ
2 Statistical test: TX̄ =
(l1 , l2 ) =x¯∓z1−α/2 ~t(n−1)
p S /n
2
n
r σ
2
A=l2−l1= 2z1−α/2 Test hypothesis H0:µ=µ0 , with great champions
n
X¯- µ0
z1−α/2 quantile of the standard normal at level 1 − α/2 Statistical test: ZX̄ = ~N(0,1)
p S /n
2

Int. conf. per µconX ∼N(µ, σ)2 ),σ2not noted


Hypothesis testing H0:p=p0conX ∼Bern(p), large
r s
2
(l1 , l2 ) = x̄ ∓ t1−α/2 champions
n
r s −
p̂p0
2 ap
A=l2−l1= 2t1−α/2 Statistical test: Zp̂ = ∼N(0,1)
n p0 (1−p0 )/n
p
t1−α/2 quantile of the Student distribution with n−1 degrees of freedom
Hypothesis test for H0:σ2=σ20 , conX~N(µ, σ2 )
at the level 1−α/2
(n−1)S2
Statistical test: V= ∼χ2 (n−1)
Int. conference for great champions σ20

r s
2
(l1 , l2 ) =x¯∓z1−α/2 Independence test for dimensions×t tables
n
r s
2 Statistical test:
A=l2−l1= 2z1−α/2 n s t 2
(nij-ni0 n0j /n) ap
χ2= XX ∼χ2 ((s−1)(t−1))
z1−α/2 quantile of the standard Normal at level 1−α/2 i=1j=1
ni0 n0j /n
t s
nI0= j1nij n0j = i=1nij
P P

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