November 2009
Intermediate to advanced
928 pages
26h 5m
English
IN MANY PLACES in the book, we use random variables and random processes to model noise, polarization, and network traffic. Understanding the statistical nature of these parameters is essential in predicting the performance of communication systems.
A random variable X is characterized by a probability distribution function
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The derivative of Fx(x) is the probability density function
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Note that
In many cases, we will be interested in obtaining the expectation, or ensemble average, associated ...
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