x; 1,X; 2,X; 3、……、X .
N is a discrete random variable, and p(X 1), p(X2), p(X3), ... p (xn) are the probability functions of these data. P(X 1), p(X2), p(X3), ... p (Xn) in several random data is understood as the frequency f(Xn), X2, X3, ..., xn of data X 1.
Variance of common distribution
1, two points distribution.
2. binomial distribution? X ~ B (n, p) introduces a random variable Xi (the number of times a appears in the first experiment follows a two-point distribution).
3. Poisson distribution (deduction omitted).
4. evenly distributed? Another calculation process is.
5. Exponential distribution (omitted).
6. Normal distribution (omitted).
7.T distribution: where X~T(n) and E(X)=0.
8.F distribution: where X~F(m, n).