Lecture

Discrete Random Variables: Functions and Probabilities

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of discrete random variables, their support, and probability functions. It explains how to define a random variable, its mass function, and the probability space. Examples include rolling dice, coin tosses, and Bernoulli random variables. The instructor discusses the support of random variables, mass functions, and the distinction between countable and non-countable sets.

Instructor

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