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2038-5714 has to follow. The book is suitable for all introductory courses in probability and statistics for students in Mathematics, Informatics, Engineering, and Physics..978-3-319-07253-1978-3-319-07254-8Series ISSN 2038-5714 Series E-ISSN 2532-3318

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One-Dimensional Absolutely Continuous DistributionsFor random numbers with discrete distribution, the distribution is completely specified by the probabilities of taking single values. If we want to introduce random numbers that take values on intervals or on the whole line, then the specification of the probabilities of taking single values is no longer sufficient to determine their distributions.

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2038-5714 ntal the concept of random numbers.Includes numerous exercis.This?book provides an introduction to elementary probability?and to Bayesian statistics using?de Finetti‘s subjectivist approach. One of the features of this approach is that it does not require the?introduction of?sample space –?a non-int

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Textbook 2016 of this approach is that it does not require the?introduction of?sample space –?a non-intrinsic concept that makes the treatment of elementary probability unnecessarily complicate –?but introduces as fundamental the concept of random numbers directly related to their?interpretation in applications.

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Random Numbersdom numbers. What is meant by .? A random number is a well defined number, whose value is not necessarily known. For example we can use random numbers to describe the result of a determined experiment, or the value of an option at a prefixed time, or the value of a meteorological magnitude at a give

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-07254-8Bayesian statistics; Conditional expectation; Logical dependence; Markov chains; Probability

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