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{{en-noun}} # The probability distribution of a [[random variable]] whose [[sample space]] is the [[Carte ...

{{en-noun}} ...''A'' is equal to the joint probability of ''A'' and ''B'' divided by the probability of ''A''.) ...

{{en-noun}} # In a [[radioactive]] material, an atom's probability, per unit time, of decaying; it is related to [[half-life]] by the equation ...

From {{suffix|en|atom|less}}. {{en-adj|-}} ...

{{en-verb|*}} ...hematics}} The act of discarding a subset of [[random variable]]s from a [[probability distribution]] to find the [[marginal distribution]]. ...

{{en-noun}} ...equal) ''t''. In symbols, <math>F_X(t) = \mathrm{Pr}(X \le t)</math>. {{C|en|Functions}} ...

* {{l|en|Bayes theorem}} * {{l|en|Bayes's theorem}} ...

{{en-noun}} ...e [[entire]] [[sample space]] (which by definition has [[measure]] 1 and [[probability]] 1); said sample space with the exclusion of, at most, a set of measure 0 ...

{{en-noun}} # {{lb|en|mathematics|probability theory}} a [[Markov process]] is said to show '''detailed balance''' if the transi ...

* {{alt|en|Chebyshev inequality|Tchebycheff inequality|Tchebycheff's inequality}} {{en-proper noun|head=Chebyshev's [[inequality]]}} ...

{{en-noun|head=[[standard]] [[normal]] [[random variable]]}} # {{lb|en|probability theory|statistics}} A [[random variable]] whose [[probability distribution]] is a [[standard normal distribution]]. ...

{{en-noun|head=[[hypergeometric]] [[random variable]]}} # {{lb|en|probability theory|statistics}} A [[random variable]] whose [[probability distribution]] is a [[hypergeometric distribution]]. ...

The following is a [[glossary]] of terms related to probability and statistics. ; [[Bayesian probability]] : (or "personal probability") .. ? ...

{{en-noun}} # {{lb|en|set theory}} The set of all possible [[tuple]]s whose [[element]]s are elements of giv ...

...s defines a random variable that has a Poisson distribution). See also {{m|en|stochastic process}}. {{en-noun}} ...

{{en-noun}} # {{lb|en|information theory}} The portion of a [[random variable]]'s own [[Shannon entropy]] which is i ...

* {{l|en|sigma-algebra}} * {{l|en|''Σ''-algebra}} ...

{{en-noun}} ...ory|statistics}} Any of a [[family]] of two-[[parameter]] [[continuous]] [[probability distribution]]s, of which the common [[exponential distribution]] and [[chi ...

{{en-noun|~}} # {{lb|en|information theory}} The [[Shannon entropy]] of a "[[script]]" whose "[[character]]s" are elem ...

{{en-noun}} ...[Gaussian function]] {{C|en|Curves}} {{C|en|Functions}} {{C|en|Probability theory}} ...