Lecture

Laplace's Method: Exercises

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This lecture covers exercises related to Laplace's method, including using a particular value of p in a sum, determining the most probable value for the number of positive outcomes in a binomial variable, and applying Laplace's formula. The exercises also involve Taylor expansions, critical points, and steepest-descent directions in complex analysis.

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