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Characteristics of random variables

 

Mathematical expectation. Properties of mathematical expectation.

Variance. Properties of variance. Root-mean-square deviation.

 

Mathematical expectation of a discrete random variable  X , which receives a finite number of values  õi  with probabilities  ði , is called the sum:

 

Ì ( Õ ) = õ1 · ð1 + õ2 · ð2 + õ3 · ð3 + ... + õn · ðn .

 

Properties of mathematical expectation:

 

   1)   Ì ( ñ  · Õ ) = ñ  · Ì ( Õ ) ,   c R ,

 

   2)   Ì ( Õ + Y ) = Ì ( Õ ) + Ì ( Y ) ,     Õ , Y Å ,

 

    3)   Ì ( Õ  · Y ) = Ì ( Õ ) · Ì ( Y )   for independent random variables  Õ  and  Y

 

Variance of a random variable  X  is called the number:

 

 D ( Õ ) = Ì{ [ ÕÌ ( Õ )] 2 }= Ì ( Õ 2 ) – [Ì ( Õ )] 2 .

 

Properties of variance:

 

   1)   D ( ñ  · Õ ) = ñ 2  · D ( Õ ) ,   c R

 

   2)   D ( Õ + Y ) = D ( Õ ) + D ( Y )   for independent random variables  Õ  and  Y

 

Root-mean-square deviation:

 

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