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Use Rao-Blackwell Theorem to find the UMVUE
probability
statistics
normal-distribution
statistical-inference
parameter-estimation
If the gambler's fallacy is false, how do notions of "expected number" of events work?
probability
definition
Independence of Gaussian variables
probability
random-variables
normal-distribution
Sufficient condition for convergence in mean
probability
probability-theory
statistics
random-variables
Probability of claims using homogeneous Poisson distribution
probability
poisson-distribution
poisson-process
Multinomial sum with positive coefficients
probability
combinatorics
binomial-coefficients
combinatorial-proofs
multinomial-coefficients
Why is my reasoning incorrect - probability?
probability
probability-theory
problem-solving
Hoeffding type inequality for bounding deviation of a sequence
probability
probability-theory
inequality
Can Cauchy Schwarz inequality be proven using Jensen's inequality?
real-analysis
probability
cauchy-schwarz-inequality
jensen-inequality
Proof that extreme estimators are consistent
probability
convergence-divergence
proof-explanation
uniform-convergence
Nth Combination
math
statistics
probability
combinatorics
Distribution of days in a week on Christmas
probability
calendar-computations
Prove that $\mathbb P(X>Y) =\frac{b}{a + b}$ if $X, Y$ are exponentially distributed with parameters $a$ and $b$.
probability
integration
probability-distributions
independence
exponential-distribution
Number of couples sitting at same table
probability
Examples of universal constructions in probability theory
probability
category-theory
examples-counterexamples
Negative Binomial and Geometric Distributions
probability
statistics
actuarial-science
Binomial probability doesn't give the correct number?
probability
dice
Distributions without finite moments
probability
statistics
actuarial-science
Connection between the Gamma function and gamma distribution
probability
gamma-function
gamma-distribution
Basic probability question: Regarding recurring events with different probability.
probability
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