Lecture 3 Gaussian Probability Distribution



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Lecture 3 Gussin Probbility Distribution Introduction l Gussin probbility distribution is perhps the most used distribution in ll of science. u lso clled bell shped curve or norml distribution l Unlike the binomil nd Poisson distribution, the Gussin is continuous distribution: P(y) (y-m) s p e- s m men of distribution (lso t the sme plce s mode nd medin) s vrince of distribution y is continuous vrible (- y ) l Probbility (P) of y being in the rnge [, b] is given by n integrl: P( < y ) s p e- b (y-m) s Krl Friedrich Guss 777-855 u The integrl for rbitrry nd b cnnot be evluted nlyticlly + The vlue of the integrl hs to be looked up in tble (e.g. Appendixes A nd B of Tylor). P(x) p(x) (x -m ) - s p e s gussin Plot of Gussin pdf x K.K. Gn L3: Gussin Probbility Distribution

l The totl re under the curve is normlized to one. + the probbility integrl: P(- < y < ) s s p l We often tlk bout mesurement being certin number of stndrd devitions (s) wy from the men (m) of the Gussin. + We cn ssocite probbility for mesurement to be m - ns from the men just by clculting the re outside of this region. ns 0.67 0.5 0.3 0.05 3 0.003 4 0.00006 - Prob. of exceeding ±ns e -(y-m) It is very unlikely (< 0.3%) tht mesurement tken t rndom from Gussin pdf will be more thn ± 3s from the true men of the distribution. Reltionship between Gussin nd Binomil distribution l The Gussin distribution cn be derived from the binomil (or Poisson) ssuming: u p is finite u N is very lrge u we hve continuous vrible rther thn discrete vrible l An exmple illustrting the smll difference between the two distributions under the bove conditions: u Consider tossing coin 0,000 time. p(heds) 0.5 N 0,000 K.K. Gn L3: Gussin Probbility Distribution

n For binomil distribution: men number of heds m Np 00 stndrd devition s [Np( - p)] / + The probbility to be within ±s for this binomil distribution is: 00+ 0 4! P Â m00- (0 4 0.5 m 0.5 04 -m 0.69 - m)!m! n For Gussin distribution: m+s P(m -s < y < m +s ) e -(y-m) s ª 0.68 s p m-s + Both distributions give bout the sme probbility! Centrl Limit Theorem l Gussin distribution is importnt becuse of the Centrl Limit Theorem l A crude sttement of the Centrl Limit Theorem: u Things tht re the result of the ddition of lots of smll effects tend to become Gussin. l A more exct sttement: u Let Y, Y,...Y n be n infinite sequence of independent rndom vribles ech with the sme probbility distribution. u Suppose tht the men (m) nd vrince (s ) of this distribution re both finite. Actully, the Y s cn be from different pdf s! + For ny numbers nd b: lim P < Y +Y +...Y n - nm næ Î Í s n b p e- y + C.L.T. tells us tht under wide rnge of circumstnces the probbility distribution tht describes the sum of rndom vribles tends towrds Gussin distribution s the number of terms in the sum Æ. K.K. Gn L3: Gussin Probbility Distribution 3

+ Alterntively: lim P < Y - m næ s / n Î Í lim P < Y - m Í b næ Î s m p e- y n s m is sometimes clled the error in the men (more on tht lter). l For CLT to be vlid: u m nd s of pdf must be finite. u No one term in sum should dominte the sum. l A rndom vrible is not the sme s rndom number. u Devore: Probbility nd Sttistics for Engineering nd the Sciences: + A rndom vrible is ny rule tht ssocites number with ech outcome in S n S is the set of possible outcomes. l Recll if y is described by Gussin pdf with m 0 nd s then the probbility tht < y is given by: b - y P( < y ) e p l The CLT is true even if the Y s re from different pdf s s long s the mens nd vrinces re defined for ech pdf! u See Appendix of Brlow for proof of the Centrl Limit Theorem. K.K. Gn L3: Gussin Probbility Distribution 4

l Exmple: A wtch mkes n error of t most ±/ minute per. After one yer, wht s the probbility tht the wtch is ccurte to within ±5 minutes? u Assume tht the dily errors re uniform in [-/, /]. n For ech, the verge error is zero nd the stndrd devition / minutes. n The error over the course of yer is just the ddition of the dily error. n Since the dily errors come from uniform distribution with well defined men nd vrince + Centrl Limit Theorem is pplicble: lim P < Y +Y +...Y n - nm næ Î Í s n b p e- y + The upper limit corresponds to +5 minutes: b Y +Y +...Y n - nm 5-365 0 s n 365 4.5 + The lower limit corresponds to -5 minutes: Y +Y +...Y n - nm -5-365 0-4.5 s n 365 + The probbility to be within ± 5 minutes: P 4.5 e - y 0.999997-3 0-6 p -4.5 + less thn three in million chnce tht the wtch will be off by more thn 5 minutes in yer! K.K. Gn L3: Gussin Probbility Distribution 5

l Exmple: Generte Gussin distribution using rndom numbers. u Rndom number genertor gives numbers distributed uniformly in the intervl [0,] n m / nd s / u Procedure: n Tke numbers (r i ) from your computer s rndom number genertor n Add them together n Subtrct 6 + Get number tht looks s if it is from Gussin pdf! P < Y +Y +...Y n - nm Î Í Í PÍ < Í Î Í Â i s n r i - PÍ -6 < Â r i - 6 < 6 Î p i 6 e - y -6 Thus the sum of uniform rndom numbers minus 6 is distributed s if it cme from Gussin pdf with m 0 nd s. A) 00 rndom numbers B) 00 pirs (r + r ) of rndom numbers C) 00 triplets (r + r + r 3 ) of rndom numbers D) 00 -plets (r + r + r ) of rndom numbers. E) 00 -plets -6 0 +6 K.K. Gn L3: Gussin Probbility Distribution 6 E (r + r + r - 6) of rndom numbers. Gussin m 0 nd s

l Exmple: The dily income of "crd shrk" hs uniform distribution in the intervl [-$40,$]. Wht is the probbility tht s/he wins more thn $0 in 60 s? u Lets use the CLT to estimte this probbility: lim P < Y +Y +...Y n - nm næ Î Í s n b p e- y u The probbility distribution of dily income is uniform, p(y). + need to be normlized in computing the verge dily winning (m) nd its stndrd devition (s). m s yp(y) p(y) [ - () ] 5 - () y p(y) - m 3 [ 3 - () 3 ] - 5 675 - () p(y) u The lower limit of the winning is $0: Y +Y +...Y n - nm 0-60 5 s n 675 60 00 0 u The upper limit is the mximum tht the shrk could win ($/ for 60 s): b Y +Y +...Y n - nm 3000-60 5 s n 675 60 700 0 3.4 P 3.4 e - y ª p p e- y 0.6 + 6% chnce to win > $0 in 60 s K.K. Gn L3: Gussin Probbility Distribution 7