Lecture

Central Limit Theorem: Illustration and Applications

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This lecture covers the Central Limit Theorem, explaining how the behavior of averages of independent and identically distributed random variables changes as the sample size increases. It discusses the estimation of probabilities using normal distributions and the approximation of sums of independent random variables. The lecture also explores the concept of empirical quantiles and their applications in statistical analysis.

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