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6.431x Probability - The Science of Uncertainty and Data
General
- Seeing Theory by Daniel Kunin - "a visual introduction to probability and statistics"
Unit 1: Probability models and axioms
Lec. 1: Probability models and axioms
Mathematical background: Sets; sequences, limits, and series; (un)countable sets
Unit 2: Conditioning and independence
Lec. 2: Conditioning and Bayes' rule
Lec. 3: Independence
Unit 3: Counting
Lec. 4: Counting
Unit 4: Discrete random variables
Lec. 5: Probability mass functions and expectations
Lec. 6: Variance; Conditioning on an event; Multiple r.v.'s
Lec. 7: Conditioning on a random variable; Independence of r.v.'s
Unit 5: Continuous random variables
Lec. 8: Probability density functions
Lec. 9: Conditioning on an event; Multiple r.v.'s
Lec. 10: Conditioning on a random variable; Independence; Bayes' rule
Unit 6: Further topics on random variables
Lec. 11: Derived distributions
Lec. 12: Sums of independent r.v.'s; Covariance and correlation
Lec. 13: Conditional expectation and variance revisited; Sum of a random number of independent r.v.'s
Unit 7: Bayesian inference
Lec. 14: Introduction to Bayesian inference
Lec. 15: Linear models with normal noise
Lec. 16: Least mean squares (LMS) estimation
Lec. 17: Linear least mean squares (LLMS) estimation
Unit 8: Limit theorems and classical statistics
Lec. 18: Inequalities, convergence, and the Weak Law of Large Numbers
Lec. 19: The Central Limit Theorem (CLT)
Lec. 20: An introduction to classical statistics
Unit 9: Bernoulli and Poisson processes
Lec. 21: The Bernoulli process
Lec. 22: The Poisson process
Lec. 23: More on the Poisson process
Unit 10: Markov chains
Lec. 24: Finite-state Markov chains
Lec. 25: Steady-state behavior of Markov chains
Lec. 26: Absorption probabilities and expected time to absorption