Order Statistics

This lecture explains the meaning of order statistics with examples.
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Is as cool as i expected to be!!. Thanks Sir for your organized and consistency work. You deserve a prize!!!✊✊

[@গোলামমোস্তফা-শ৮থ]

Distribution of k-th order statistics is so much confusing... You didn,t even differentiate the binomial probability... And there are also so many problems.

[@aparnaps2769]

Thank u so much for the great lecture sir!!!

[@jonsnow5535]

12:02 pdf of Nth order
16:18 pdf of Nth order(by using k=n)
both do not match, kindly check (one n is missing)

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Tremendously great explanation ❤❤❤

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Obtain the joint p.d.f. of X(r) and X(s), r

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Great explanation and very clear explanation thank you soooooo much sir 🙏❤️... very happy that i found this channel ❤️

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[@hari8568]

Didn't get 15:01? Why we take limit from k to n? Also from where binomial distribution comes here?

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Your video helped me so much . So organized 👌

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wow, it is very helpful to me to study statistic ;) and the quality of video also gods job.

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Nice presentation nd veryy good explanation sirji

[@alexmonito1307]

Dear Professor Harish, I liked your lecture. However, I think there is some mistake in the pdf of K^th order statistic. Where you have *nCk* it´s n!/(k-1)!(n-k)!, as shown in Berger & Casella. Using *nCk* the X_(n) pdf don't match.

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Thank you so much sir .This video will be very helpful for my exam preparation.

[@DrHarishGarg]

My pleasure.

[@loneaadil4191]

Please sir upload next videos on this topic

[@DrHarishGarg]

OK... Will soon

[@sumitsana6170]

At 12:00 the pdf of nth order statistic is n[F(x)]^n-1 .f(x) but at 16:15 when I put k=n the pdf is [F(x)]^n-1 .f(x)
Where the n goes?

[@DrHarishGarg]

Yes... I saw it later... It is already mentioned in the next video that reader should correct the formula... The factor "k" is missing as a typo error in the PDF formula too. .. See the next video and the mentioned correction

[@akashdeepdas7695]

Why does CDF have n as power in place of j at 15:12

[@anowarali668]

Thanks. Please solve the term missing issue.

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Thank you so much sir

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Most welcome... Keep sharing with others

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Easily understandable, cool😎

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Very Nice

[@yimenghe115]

I was wondering if the fromula at 15:40 is correct. Should that be k nCk ....

[@monalichoudhar1341]

When some number are negative how to find first order Statistics

[@nrao498]

Sir I have a small doubt
Why the cdf and pdf of O.S X(k) and corresponding X are not same

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[@joshmccraney4020]

Why is the kth order statistic "at least k" and not "exactly k"?

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Thanks sir ❣️

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Please share the pdf of course sir

[@bossiadel3961]

dr.harish l wanna the median if n is even please

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Thanks

[@DrHarishGarg]

Welcome

[@rashmitarika991]

sir...when you derived nth order statistic kth order statistic.... actual formula of nth order statistic does not match because of a constant n missing in one of them... please check once n reply me🙏

[@rashmitarika991]

from * kth order statistic

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[@abeeryussef7934]

i need the paper of This lecture

[@TrishaKumari9]

Sir at 18:05 how come 5C3 is 30? Shouldn't it be 10?

[@SINGH07]

The formula is wrong we have to multiply it by k. That's why it is coming 30 because the value of k is 3 in that question.

[@tanusrinandi3384]

Special case put k= n the pdf difference ist case.Why?

[@DrHarishGarg]

Yes... I saw it later... It is already mentioned in the next video that reader should correct the formula... Actually The factor "k" is missing as a typo error in the PDF formula too. .. See the next video (joint pdf) and the mentioned correction

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sir which textbook are you following for this playlist

[@DrHarishGarg]

Not any particular one..... most of the parts are my own knowledge, not from any book...

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pdf of this paper ?

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i need the paper of This lecture

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