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Aim of this paper is a general definition of probability, of its main mathematical features and the features it presents under particular circumstances
Probability could be described by a formula, a graph, in which each event is linked to its probability
The binomial distribution refers only to discrete variables
Summary
Aim of this paper is a general definition of probability, of its main mathematical features and the features it presents under particular circumstances. For categorical (or discrete) variables, the probability can be described by a binomial or Poisson distribution in the majority of cases. The probability can be described by the most important distribution in statistics, the normal distribution. Distributions of probability are briefly described together with some examples for their possible application.
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