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I've used a different notation for AND (
) and OR (
... is there a convenient notation for ``NOT
''?
How do you go from the binomial to the Poisson?
How does it work when you go from the binomial to the Gaussian, when the binomial is half-bounded from
and discrete, whereas the Gaussian is a continuous distribution going from
?
How do you take the limit of a binomial to get a Gaussian?
Can you clarify about limitations of using Bayes' Theorem in parameter estimation?
Kate Scholberg 2014-10-24
) and OR (
... is there a convenient notation for ``NOT 
''?
![$[0,\infty]$](img26.png){kind=small}
and
discrete, whereas the Gaussian is a continuous distribution
going from
![$[-\infty,\infty]$](img27.png){kind=small}
?