Pillai "Maximum and Minimum of Two Random Variables" (Part 5 of 5)

[@syamsundarmalla]

outstanding lectures without escaping any logic explained very clearly

[@probabilitystochasticproce2625]

Thank you.

[@TylerBell30]

Thank you for this fantastic lecture, including the examples (such as minimum of two random variables)!

[@probabilitystochasticproce2625]

+Tyler Bell : Thank you. Glad to know you liked it. I wish I had such videos when I was growing up ...

[@Best_of_Today]

You saved my Semester . Thank you ...

[@probabilitystochasticproce2625]

At T=11.42min, the multiplication factor should be f_x (w) and not f_x (x) . Similarly at T=11.55min, the multiplication factor should have been f_y (w) and not f_y (y). Also,at T=18.43 min, the expected value of the sample mean is 1 / \lambda.

[@Rahvin1230]

great video. i might just pass my actuary exam

[@u0128]

Thank you so much,Sir. Very clear and made it simple.

[@ramkrishnab1]

sir are there videos of your classes for probability of error calculations of Qpsk, Dpsk, Qam ,Ask (band pass signals)

[@probabilitystochasticproce2625]

+Ramakrishna Siribariki
Sorry. Nothing of that sort yet. But if you can send me some relevant material, I can try to make one for you ...