Lecture

Estimating R: Uniform, Hypergeometric, Poisson

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This lecture covers the estimation of R through balanced dice, uniform, hypergeometric, and Poisson distributions. It explains the probability of drawing white balls from an urn without replacement, and the Poisson variable. The lecture also discusses the limit of variables as n approaches infinity.

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