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    This document provides information about various probability distributions and statistical concepts: - It defines common probability distributions like the power-law, binomial, Pareto, normal, lognormal, Poisson, and exponential distributions. - It also explains statistical measures like the cumulative distribution function, Kolmogorov-Smirnoff test, and regression toward the mean. - Finally, it distinguishes between discrete and continuous variables, noting that discrete variables can be counted while continuous variables are infinite, and uses examples to illustrate the difference between these variable types.

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    This document provides information about various probability distributions and statistical concepts: - It defines common probability distributions like the power-law, binomial, Pareto, normal, lognormal, Poisson, and exponential distributions. - It also explains statistical measures like the cumulative distribution function, Kolmogorov-Smirnoff test, and regression toward the mean. - Finally, it distinguishes between discrete and continuous variables, noting that discrete variables can be counted while continuous variables are infinite, and uses examples to illustrate the difference between these variable types.

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    Distribution Equation More Information Description:) LN 1 LN PR (

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    PLSalman
    This document provides information about various probability distributions and statistical concepts: - It defines common probability distributions like the power-law, binomial, Pareto, normal, lognormal, Poisson, and exponential distributions. - It also explains statistical measures like the cumulative distribution function, Kolmogorov-Smirnoff test, and regression toward the mean. - Finally, it distinguishes between discrete and continuous variables, noting that discrete variables can be counted while continuous variables are infinite, and uses examples to illustrate the difference between these variable types.

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    Distribution

    Equation

    More Information

    Power-law

    Y = mX^n

    Linear equation ;
    Lny= n lnx + lnm

    Benfords law

    Zipfs law
    Binomial
    distribution

    Pareto distributions

    Normal
    Distritbution
    Lognormal
    Distritbution
    Poission
    Distritbution
    Exponential
    Distritbution
    Cumulative
    distribution
    function [CDF]
    Kolmogorov
    Smirnoff test
    Regression toward
    the mean

    Pr(d ) ln( d 1) ln( d )


    or Pr( d ) log10 (1 d1 )

    Pr( X r )

    Ar

    Pr( x ) nx p 1 p
    x

    Pr( X r )

    n x

    Ar

    Description
    Bigger means more efficient
    and n usually divided by 4
    The probability of number 1
    to occur is 30% as A leading
    digit.
    A leading digit is the first slot
    in a number. Why is that
    because it is hard to double
    from 1 to 2 but easy to
    increase form 9 to 10.
    If we have a ranking and we
    would like to know what is
    the probability something to
    happe.. Rank * size = a
    constant number
    To know the probability of
    success of failure. It is
    discreet (trails)
    It must have categories. We
    rank form big value to small .
    calculate the percentage of
    all. We add the percentages
    each one with the previous
    one. We draw the grapg of
    values and their pareto
    percentage. Then we
    consider the 80% as the
    important to solve
    The Majority of the sample
    represents 2/3.

    Time related

    Compare the distance


    between the optimal line and
    your line

    Discrete and Continuous variables;


    variables
    graph

    rule

    Discrete
    Can be listed and counted
    Bar charts

    Continuous
    Tend to be infinite (like weight)
    Continuous line

    Area and probability = 1

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