Stochastic Processes

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[mattnapol]

An updated version of this book is used in UCLA's undergraduate stochastic processes class that I took, professor was bad, but the book was good

[physicshypernova]

I also took a graduate course on stochastic processes as an elective. It was an interesting but challenging class.

[peterp]

Things I'd like to see you cover ...
- History of randomness in programming.
- History of Math Filters.
- The history of the transition between using tables for logs and trig results to calculators.
- History of "How Math is Taught over the years, in terms of the refinement of math books (pictures and explanations)."

[americanhero]

Do you have plans to cover books on Operations Research? It's an under-appreciated field of applied mathematics, and the textbook Operations Research by Hillier and Lieberman is the most popular introductory text for the topic. Thanks for reading!

[thisiswillis]

Wow I literally just got this book out from my university library the other day and was looking to see if you had a video on it last week. Now you do! Mathematical statistics, probability theory and stochastic processes is my favourite flavour of mathematics.

[bobwiththebob]

Robert Gallager's MIT OCW class/lectures on discrete stochastic processes was lovely, for anyone interested.

[BobbyMack]

I've got a book from Ross on Probability Models sitting on my desk right now as I clicked on this video from you! His books are dense and fast-paced.

[danielmrosser]

Sheldon Ross’ books always delivers on content but can seem a tad terse for the beginner. The subject of Stochastic Processes is no walk in the park even for the mathematically mature. As an alternative I suggest the pedagogical masterpiece written by the late Athanasios Papoulis titled Probability, Random Variables and Stochastic Processes.

[SequinBrain]

I'm not sure about this particular book, but generally if I can have some of the back answers provide enough guidance, it gets me through the missing answers. This isn't always the case, since I've found curve balls where some of the even numbered, non-answered questions are from left field. I think they put those in to give teachers options for their classes.

[subodhgautam]

There is also.one book by OLIVER C IBE on stochastic and probability models...its a beginner book...

[lesteranderson]

I was literally going to ask you about books on this topic!

[franciscodanieldiazgonzale]

Probability and statistics, in the most basic terms, are becoming so important in everyday life nowadays that there are advocates in the Educational sphere wondering if a proper introduction to Mathematics after the basics towards entering college should be less Calculus based, and more Statistics and Probability based, as a foundation. So, it someone ever stops taking more Math or going to a different learning path, that person will be better served with at least some notitions in those topics instead on Calculus topics, for the rest of his life. It is an ongoing debate, I was told.

[Sorobai]

I never understood the reason of a book of problems without answers to those problems 😅

[mudiazacademy]

Your book 📕 looks super neat. I marked all my books 📚 with pen 🖊️ I think 🤔 I have to stop doing that.

[mycry]

I was thinking about studying stochastic processes over the summer, I was wondering how useful is this type of math for actuarial science as I am in my 2nd year for the degree

[topdog]

Do you have books on the calculus of variations?

[ConnorEsposito]

Hey, what would be a good book/website for someone who wants to work on their math vocabulary to understand what the professors are talking about ?

[Shirgur]

Can you make a video on Dynamical Systems in general, there's so much to it that understanding its purpose is confusing

Love the content,
Cheers

[thefourthbrotherkaramazov]

Can I ask what you focused on in college? Not formal names for concentrations but in your own eyes, what were you more or less focusing on in mathematics during your undergraduate and graduate studies? Were you interested in and tailoring your degree towards probability theory, mathematical statistics, math modeling, etc?

[byronwilliams]

I don't understand why they don't include all the answers