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번역 - 영어-그리스어 - Preliminary Course in Quantitative Methods -...현재 상황 번역
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분류 자유롭게 쓰기 | Preliminary Course in Quantitative Methods -... | | 원문 언어: 영어
Preliminary Course in Quantitative Methods - Lectures III-IV September 2008 1 Discrete Random Variables 1.1 RANDOM VARIABLE A random variable associates a numerical value with each outcome of an exper- iment. A random variable is de…ned mathematically as a real-valued function de…ned on a sample space, and is represented as a letter such as X or Y. EXAMPLE: For the experiment of ‡ipping a coin twice, the random variable X is de…ned to be the number of tails to appear |
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ΑÏχικά μαθήματα σε ποσοτικÎÏ‚ μεθόδους - ΠαÏαδόσεις 3-4 ΣεπτÎμβÏιος 2008 1. ΔιακÏιτÎÏ‚ τυχαίες μεταβλητÎÏ‚ 1.1 Τυχαίες μεταβλητÎÏ‚ Μια τυχαία μεταβλητή συνδÎει μια αÏιθμητική τιμή με κάθε Îκβαση ενός πειÏάματος. Μια τυχαία μεταβλητή θεωÏείται από τον κλάδο των μαθηματικών ως μια συνάÏτηση Ï€Ïαγματικών τιμών σε Îνα χώÏο δειγμάτων, και Ï€Ïοσδίδουμε σε αυτή γÏάμματα όπως το Χ ή το Î¥. ΠαÏάδειγμα: Για το πείÏαμα Ïίψης ενός νομίσματος δυο φοÏÎÏ‚, η τυχαία μεταβλητή Χ θα είναι ο αÏιθμός εμφάνισης των γÏαμμάτων. | | |
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irini에 의해서 마지막으로 검증 또는 수정되었습니다 - 2008년 9월 28일 05:47
마지막 글 | | | | | 2008년 9월 27일 12:23 | | | OK, so "ipping" is, I's sure, "flipping". What about "dened" though? Any ideas? CC: IanMegill2 kafetzou | | | 2008년 9월 27일 21:56 | | | "deemed" (= considered), and "tails" means the back of the coin (not the face). | | | 2008년 9월 27일 22:45 | | | Changed it with the corrections needed,and a question the back of the coin is γÏαμματα. I don't understand the face thing kafetzou you're saying. | | | 2008년 9월 27일 22:54 | | | Aha - I didn't know if that was the right word in Greek. The face is the other side (sometimes called "heads" ). | | | 2008년 9월 27일 22:58 | | | κοÏόνα -->korona (heads, practically crown in Greek)
γÏάμματα -->grammata(tails, practically letters in Greek) | | | 2008년 9월 27일 23:05 | | | | | | 2008년 9월 28일 05:47 | | | | | | 2008년 9월 28일 08:05 | | | Hmm... I would have guessed that, in this type of "scientific" paper, "de..ned" would be "defined"...?
(We could say "defined as," but not "deemed as," and it's "de...ned," not "de...med"?) |
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