
The expectation of an expectation - Mathematics Stack Exchange
Oct 21, 2020 · This may seem trivial but just to confirm, as the expected value is a constant, this implies that the expectation of an expectation is just itself. It would be useful to know if this …
What is the difference between Average and Expected value?
Average is essentially expected value. Except I tend to use (IMHO ) average for simple average I.e expected value of X say, whilst expected value is usually a function. But your right, for …
Expected value of an expected value - Mathematics Stack Exchange
The second term is such because $E (X)$ is a constant, and the expectation of a constant is the constant itself (same for the last term ($E (X))^2$) $=E (X^2)-2 (E (X))^2+ (E (X))^2=E (X^2)- …
expectation - Proof for Mean of Geometric Distribution
May 19, 2015 · How did you reformulate the density function into an arithmetico-geometric series? Otherwise, the result for the sum of geometric series is very well known and it is not unusual to …
Expectation of the square of a geometric random variable
I think you mean the expectation of the square of a geometric random variable. "Expectation squared ____" would seem to mean "square of expectation ____".
probability - Law of total expectations. E [E [Y|X]] = E [Y ...
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Expected value of $2^X$ - Mathematics Stack Exchange
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Difference between logarithm of an expectation value and …
Difference between logarithm of an expectation value and expectation value of a logarithm Ask Question Asked 14 years, 11 months ago Modified 10 years, 11 months ago
Expected value of $g (X)$. - Mathematics Stack Exchange
May 4, 2016 · 3 I created a small illustration with the expectation (no pun intended) that it might help some learners. HTH
expectation - Is the expected value of a random variable always ...
A non-conditional expectation is a non-parametrized integral. Just like the integral from 0 to 1 of x is $\frac {1} {2}$, the expectation is a number, and so what answer says can be applied.