Second Moment Method

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This lecture covers the Second Moment Method, focusing on the concentration of measure phenomenon and the variance of random variables. Topics include Chelyshen's inequality, covariance, threshold values, and independence of random variables.

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Statistical inference: Mathematical statistics

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Statistical inference: Mathematical statistics

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