L01.4 Probability Axioms

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

License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA

[hensch]

This series is one off the best explaining probability and statistics on youtube i am a big fan:-)

[agarwalarti]

Thank you for simplifying this. This part is not at all taught by teachers most of the times.

[zepherius]

Woah, probably the best lectures and an entirely different style then whats taught in schools 🙀

[naveenchandrakumar]

Terrific lecture, Professor. I am liking the subject and your exposition of it.

[donharrold]

Excellent explanation. You’re an excellent mathematics educator!

[buomriekthot]

Great way to help us online by teaching probability I'm good fans.

[suaadalmarzouqi]

this video made me look at probability from different angle ~ appreciate it :)

[ML-DS-AI-Projects]

While calculating probabilities why we should be interested in calculating P(AUB) in either of the event's probabilities because we have P(A intersection B) and individual probabilities which are direct probabilities

[SecretEscapist]

Thank You So Much for this amazing lecture 💌

[randomguy]

Why individual points in a continuous model have zero probability??

[delphinesteves]

I’m crap at probability so hopefully this will help

[okwiumeokolo]

How is it that I could understand an MIT professor better than my own professor

[lordsevent]

I'm only gr6 we're on theoretical and experimental probability, idk this😅

[BELLAROSE]

Let’s Go!
Wow, okay, if there exist pairs of zeros, and those zeros showcase 1/x is
exactly 1👈or satisfy the definition, one way or another, That could be high probability??
Example:
is 1/x of

resemble white balls ⚽️..

[jaideepsingh]

Why do i see only indians in the comments?