Integration: Notes

Probability

The Analysis of Data, volume 1

0
- Front Matter
- 0.1: Contents
- 0.2: Preface
1
2
- Random Variables
- 2.1: Basic Definitions
- 2.2: Functions of RVs
- 2.3: Expectation and Variance
- 2.4: Moments and MGF
- 2.5: RVs and Measure Theory
- 2.6: Notes
- 2.7: Exercises
3
4
5
- Important Vectors
- 5.1: Multinomial Vectors
- 5.2: Gaussian Vectors
- 5.3: Dirichlet Vectors
- 5.4: Mixture Vectors
- 5.5: Exponential Family
- 5.6: Notes
- 5.7: Exercises
6
- Random Processes
- 6.1: Basic Definitions
- 6.2: Marginals
- 6.3: Moments
- 6.4: Random Walk
- 6.5: Processes and Measure
- 6.6: Borell-Cantelli and Zero-One
- 6.7: Notes
- 6.8: Exercises
7
- Important RPs
- 7.1: Markov Chains
- 7.2: Poisson Process
- 7.3: Gaussian Process
- 7.4: Notes
- 7.5: Exercises
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A
- Set Theory
- A.1: Basic Definition
- A.2: Functions
- A.3: Cardinality
- A.4: Limits of Sets
- A.5: Notes
- A.6: Exercises
B
- Metric Spaces
- B.1: Basic Definitions
- B.2: Limits
- B.3: Continuity
- B.4: Euclidean Space
- B.5: Growth of Functions
- B.6: Notes
- B.7: Exercises
C
- Linear Algebra
- C.1: Basic Definitions
- C.2: Rank
- C.3: Eigenvalues and Determinant
- C.4: Semidefinite Matrices
- C.5: SVD
- C.6: Notes
- C.7: Exercises
D
- Differentiation
- D.1: Scalar Differentiation
- D.2: Power and Taylor Series
- D.3: Notes
- D.4: Exercises
E
- Measure Theory
- E.1: Sigma Algebras
- E.2: Measure Function
- E.3: Extension Theorem
- E.4: Independence
- E.5: Important Measures
- E.6: Measurable Functions
- E.7: Notes
F

Integration: Notes

F.7. Notes

Our description of the Riemann intergal follows (Rudin, 1976) and (Trench, 2003) where more details may be found. Chapter 6 follows up with more advanced material that is directly relevant to probability theory.