Thank you for the very clear explanation! I never took a stats class, so online resources like this help me survive upper division CS and ME classes. Much needed for fluids labs and speech processing!
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4:37 Say if the p(X=4)=0.5 What is the interpretation of this exact statement? Could it be that the probability of x occurring arbitrarily close to 4 is 50%?
No, that's still a discrete distribution. It has a probability mass function rather than a density function. The Poisson and geometric distributions are both examples of discrete distributions over a countable set.
