L01.3 Sample Space Examples

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MIT RES.6-012 Introduction to Probability, Spring 2018
Instructor: John Tsitsiklis

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This is exactly why I ignored the thousands of Indian youtube channels professing to make you a probability theory expert in 30 minutes. And I got what I was looking for.

vhedgfhew
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Dart always hits the targets. It means sample space need not to consider events/outcomes of dat hitting outside the target. Very useful detail.

tarunpahuja
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this simple pictures (diagrams) gives me more than hours of learning

zdobekszpak
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Here i think in the last example: sample space has continuous values but not infinte as its range is clearly confined

ridwanwase
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Thank You So Much for this amazing lecture 💌

SecretEscapist
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Gotcha…. I did the opposite, guess I should do both, then more analysis…wow this gets real-complex-real-quick…. Let’s get it … I think I understand what’s going on now …. When I make my millions I shall donate to MIT….

BELLAROSE
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I'm a little confused. How can the assumptions for a set include the "completely exhaustive" parameter but the continuous example can have infinite results

rcr
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We roll it once, and then we roll it AGAIN(not twice)

plekkchand