January 2022
Intermediate to advanced
1196 pages
25h 39m
English
A random number or a random variable is a result of a random process where the result is not deterministic. We can only know the exact value of the variable a posteriori, meaning after the fact. For example, the next roll of a dice is random. We only know the face after we roll it. A coin toss is also random. We only know the fact after it happens. Another way of looking at a random variable is looking at what information it reveals. For example, while the test score of a student in a class is already fixed, it is random because it is unknown or uncertain to us before we look ...
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