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    This document summarizes several probability distributions: the Bernoulli distribution describes events with two outcomes, the binomial distribution describes the number of successes in independent trials, the hypergeometric distribution describes successes without replacement from a finite population, the Poisson processes counts random events occurring at a rate, uniform distributions model all outcomes as equally likely in an interval, and the normal distribution describes phenomena that are symmetric and bell-shaped around the mean. Examples are provided for some distributions.

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    This document summarizes several probability distributions: the Bernoulli distribution describes events with two outcomes, the binomial distribution describes the number of successes in independent trials, the hypergeometric distribution describes successes without replacement from a finite population, the Poisson processes counts random events occurring at a rate, uniform distributions model all outcomes as equally likely in an interval, and the normal distribution describes phenomena that are symmetric and bell-shaped around the mean. Examples are provided for some distributions.

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    This document summarizes several probability distributions: the Bernoulli distribution describes events with two outcomes, the binomial distribution describes the number of successes in independent trials, the hypergeometric distribution describes successes without replacement from a finite population, the Poisson processes counts random events occurring at a rate, uniform distributions model all outcomes as equally likely in an interval, and the normal distribution describes phenomena that are symmetric and bell-shaped around the mean. Examples are provided for some distributions.

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    Bernoulli distribution:
    The Bernoulli distribution is a discrete probability
    distribution in which an event can have only one of two
    possible outcomes, usually referred to as success and failure.

    Discrete probability (xác suất rời rạc)

    Event chỉ có 2 kết quả thường là success hoặc failure

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    Binomial distribution
    Definition:
    The Binomial distribution is a discrete (riêng biệt)
    probability distribution that describes the number of
    successes in a fixed number of independent trials. It is used
    when there are only two possible outcomes for each trial and
    the probability of success is constant across all trials. The
    parameters of the distribution are the number of trials and
    the probability of success.

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    Đặc điểm:

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    Hypergeometric distribution:
    Definition:
    The Hypergeometric distribution is a discrete probability
    distribution that describes the probability of k successes in

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    n draws, without replacement, from a finite population of size
    N that contains exactly K successes.

    Charateristic:

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    Example:

    4) Poisson processes:
    Definition:

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    The Poisson processes is one of the most widely-used counting
    processes. It is usually used in scenarios where we are
    counting the occurrences of certain events that appear to
    happen at a certain rate, but completely at random.

    Characteristics:

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    5) Uniform distributions:
    Uniform distributions:
    Uniform distributions are used to model situations where all
    outcomes in an interval are equally likely to occur. For
    example, rolling a fair six-sided die is an example of a
    uniform distribution, since each of the six possible outcomes
    has an equal probability of occurring.

    Characteristic

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    Normal distributions:
    Definition:
    The normal distribution is a continuous probability
    distribution that is often used to describe real-world
    phenomena such as measurements, test scores, and IQ scores. It

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    is sometimes referred to as the Gaussian distribution. The
    distribution is symmetric and bell-shaped, with the majority
    of values falling within one standard deviation of the mean.

    Characteristics:
    A

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    Example:

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    This document provides information on various probability
    distributions, including the Bernoulli, binomial,
    hypergeometric, Poisson, uniform, and normal distributions.
    Each distribution is defined and its characteristics are
    described, with examples provided for some.

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