Statistical methods in NLP Random variables in Scipy
Statistical methods in NLP
Random variables in Scipy
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Richard Johansson
January 26, 2016
overview
recap: random variables
random variables in Scipy
the cumulative distribution function
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random variables and their distributions
I a
random variable (r.v.)
randomly, like
is a variable that selects its value
random.randint
and
random.random
X , we use a function
called the probability mass function (pmf ) of X :
I to describe the distribution of the r.v.
pX (x ) = P (X
x)
takes the value
I for instance, the number of heads when tossing a coin twice:
pX (0) = P (X = 0) =
pX (1) = P (X = 1) = 24
pX (2) = P (X = 2) = 14
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0.6
0.4
0.2
0.0
0
1
2
the mean value of a random variable
I the notion of
variables:
mean has a natural correspondence for random
I intuitively, this corresponds to what happens if we take the
mean of a very large sample from the random variable
X) =
E(
I similarly, we have the
X
i
variance:
pX (i ) ¡¤ i
if E(
X ) = m, then
V (X ) = E[(X ? m)2 ]
I and naturally, there is also a
standard deviation
D (X ) = V (X )
p
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the Bernoulli distribution
X = 1) with the
p and tails (X = 0) with probability 1 ? p:
I we toss an uneven coin that gives heads (
probability
1.0
pX (0) = 1 ? p
pX (1) = p
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0.0
I
X
is then said to have a
parameter
p
0
Bernoulli distribution with a
I a single experiment that can succeed or not
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