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==Solution==
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* {{MM|\P{X\le Y\le Z}\eq\sum_z\sum_{y\le z}\sum_{x\le y}\P{X\eq x\cap Y\eq y\cap Z\eq z} }} - ''duh!'' - silly me!
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** Integral form is obvious.
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=SILLY STUFF=
 
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Here I investigate:
 
Here I investigate:

Revision as of 01:11, 2 December 2017

Solution

  • P[XYZ]=zyzxyP[X=xY=yZ=z]
    - duh! - silly me!
    • Integral form is obvious.

SILLY STUFF

Notes

Here I investigate:

  1. P[XY], and
  2. P[XYZ] which of course is short for P[(XY)(YZ)]

Case 1:

  • P[XY]=ySY(P[Y=y]×P[XY | Y=y])
    =ySy(P[Y=y]×P[Xy])
    • So: P[XY]=ySY(fY(y)×FX(y))
      where fY is the probability mass function of Y and FX is the cumulative probability function of X
      • Note that there are bounds on X hiding in here, as another way to write this is:
        • P[XY]=ySy(fY(y)×[xSX, xyP[X=x]])
    • The "integral form" is obviously:
      • P[XY]=Sy(fY(y) FX(y))dy
        from the infinitesimal-style abuse of notation: P[Y=y]dyP[Xy]
        • Which may be written as:
          • P[XY]=Sy(fY(y)[xSx, xyfX(x)]dx)dy

Case 2:

  • P[XYZ]=zSZP[Z=z]P[XYZ | Z=z]
    =zSZP[Z=z]P[XY | Yz]
    =zSZ(P[Z=z]P[XYz]P[Yz])
    =zSZ(P[Z=z]P[Yz][ySY, yzP[Y=y]P[XY | Y=y]])
    =zSZ(P[Z=z]P[Yz]ySY, yzP[Y=y]P[Xy])

Integral form... coming soon!