The tag expected-value was recently created. We used to have an expectation tag, but we decided that it was sufficiently covered by probability, and so expectation was merged into probability several months back. In keeping with this decision, I think expected-value should also be merged with p...
I just looked at the questions tagged with (expected-value). It appears to me that a couple of them perhaps should be tagged (probability-theory) instead of (probability). What do you think? — Willie WongSep 19 '11 at 18:18
We have three ambiguous tags average, expectation and means. They are often used for probability and statistics problems. The tag expected-value has been synonymized with probability. The current tag excerpts and info for these three tags are not clear enough.
The average tag includes arithme...
Can there be an Aleph Two or even greater? I was reading about Cantor’s Diagonal Proof and learned about Aleph One and Aleph Zero. Would it make sense for there to be an Aleph Two by just using the same method that Cantor used but on Aleph One?
For a system of two differential equations, the eigenvalues determine the stability of the system. When the eigenvalues are positive, the system is unstable. In case of complex eigenvalues, the system is unstable when the real parts of the eigenvalues are positive. In the latter case, how do we m...
We have three ambiguous tags average, expectation and means. They are often used for probability and statistics problems. The tag expected-value has been synonymized with probability. The current tag excerpts and info for these three tags are not clear enough.
The average tag includes arithme...
Can there be an Aleph Two or even greater? I was reading about Cantor’s Diagonal Proof and learned about Aleph One and Aleph Zero. Would it make sense for there to be an Aleph Two by just using the same method that Cantor used but on Aleph One?
