Random Variable
Published in Encyclopedia of Biostatistics • Feb 15, 2005
Authors:
Asit P. Basu
Abstract
Abstract Random variables are used to describe the uncertain outcomes of a study. Formally, a random variable is a function assigning a real value to each outcome of the sample space, which is the set of all possible outcomes. Related topics described here include the distinction between continuous ...
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