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A portion of lecture notes from a probability and stochastic processes course (cs723). It covers the analysis of gaussian random variables, including their pdfs and cdfs, expected values, and higher moments. The lecture also includes examples of expected values for exponential and erlang random variables, as well as a graphical interpretation of the concepts.
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2 (^1) 0.5 0 CDF's of PDF's given above
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4 Expected values of exponetial and Erlang random variables (^21) 0.5 (^0) 0.5 0
computed from PDF of XE(Y) =^ ^ Y f^ (y) dy =Y^
^ g(x) f^ (x) dxX^
-^ A linear transformation Y = g(X) directly
transform
-^ Non-linear transformations requirere-evaluation of^ =Y^
^ g(x) f^ (x) dxX^
-^ If Y = g(X) = X -^ ,^ X^
then E(Y) = 0
a discrete random variableE(X) =^ =^ ^ x2 f^ (x) dxX^ X • Expected value of a uniform randomvariable defined over [-a,a] is (a)2/3 • Expected value of an exponential random- λ x^ with PDF^ λ^ e^ is 1/
λ^2
-^ Expected value of Erlang random variable^2 with PDF^ λ x e - λ x^ is 2/ λ^2