Why we should think of quantum probabilities as Bayesian probabilities
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Normal Distr 1 May 13, 2013 Oct 169:45 AM Look at probabilities assigned to continuous variables. Probability Density Functions Normal Probability Density Function The "Empirical Rule" 68, 95, 99.7 Standardizing variables Using Standard Normal tables Inverse Normal Calculations Oct 169:52 AM Look at probabilities assigned to continuous variables. Probability of an exact value = Probability of an interval = Probability Density Functions 1 0 pdf 10 50 pdf Think of probabilities as "Area Under a Curve"
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Look at probabilities assigned to continuous variables.
Probability Density Functions
Normal Probability Density Function
The "Empirical Rule" 68, 95, 99.7
Standardizing variables
Using Standard Normal tables
Inverse Normal Calculations
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Look at probabilities assigned to continuous variables.
Probability of an exact value =
Probability of an interval =
Probability Density Functions
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Think of probabilities as "Area Under a Curve"
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Challenge!
What is the height of the probability density function?
What is the probability of a random value between 6 and 8?
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Along the xaxis is the number of standard deviations.
Standard Normal Distribtion
concave up
concave down
Inflection point
Normal Probability Density Function
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Mean height amongst women is 66 inches with a standard deviation of 3 inches.
Emperical Rule 68 95 99.7% Rule
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Standard Normal Distribtion
68 95 99.7% RuleEmperical Rule
Assume that the leaf size of a maple tree has a mean of 17 cm and a standard deviation of 4 cm.
P(x > 17)=
P(x>21) =
P(13<x<21)=
N(17,4)
P(x<25)=
P(9 < x < 13)=
Practice Activity
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Standard Normal Distribtion
68 95 99.7% RuleEmperical Rule
Assume that the leaf size of a maple tree has a mean of 17 cm and a standard deviation of 4 cm.
P(x > 17)=
P(x>21) =
P(13<x<21)=
N(17,4)
P(x<25)=
P(9 < x < 13)=
Practice Activity
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Mean height amongst women is 66 inches with a standard deviation of 3 inches.
More practice??
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Standard Normal Distribtion
The numbers along the xaxis for a Std. Normal Distr. are called?
P(z >0)
P(1< z < 2)
P(z > 1) P(z < 1.52)
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Normal Distribution Table
Finding Proportions using a Normal Distribution table.
P(1.96< z < 1.96)
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Practice Using the table
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Zvalue =
Example: Assume that the leaf size of a maple tree has a mean of 17 cm and a standard deviation of 4 cm.
P(x < 15.6) =
Standardizing variables
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Inverse Normal Calculations
Find the zvalue that corresponds to the area of the lower 80%.
Find the zvalue that corresponds to the area of the upper 10%.
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last one!
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Normal Approximation to the Binomial
Suppose 1000 people have a 30% chance of having Opositive blood type.
What is the probability that 280 or less will have this blood type?
Calculate Mean and Std. Deviation
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Using a calculator!!
The Standard Normal Distribution
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Generalizations...
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