Lecture 1.6: Marginal PMF of multiple discrete random variable

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definition: 1:13 example1: 3:33 3:52 example2: 5:10 ipl example: 7:27 8:40 9:33 11:50 12:12 moral of the story: 14:12 generalize: 14:33 15:40 16:00 computing from table: 17:35 19:16 conclusion: 21:39

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19:24 ..i think there should be t3 instead of t2

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Keep only what you want and sum over everything you don't want. The principle of marginalisation

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