• Data Assimilation: A Mathematical Introduction

Find more information about: ISBN: 5541 OCLC Number: 76806977 Description: xix, 216 pages: illustrations; 24 cm Contents: 1 Elementary Probability Theory 1 - 1.1 The Probability Function 1 - 1.2 A Bit of Philosophy 1 - 1.3 The One-Dimensional Random Variable 2 - 1.4 The Discrete Random Variable and the PMF 3 - 1.5 A Bit of Combinatorics 4 - 1.5.1 An Introductory Example 4 - 1.5.2 A More Systematic Approach 5 - 1.5.3 How Many Ways Can N Distinct Items Be Ordered? 6 - 1.5.4 How Many Distinct Subsets of N Elements Are There? 6 - 1.5.5 The Binomial Formula 7 - 1.6 The Binomial Distribution 7 - 1.7 The Continuous Random Variable, the CDF, and the PDF 9 - 1.8 The Expected Value 12 - 1.9 Two Dimensional Random Variables 17 - 1.9.1 The Discrete Random Variable and the PMF 18 - 1.9.2 The CDF and the PDF 19 - 1.9.3 The Expected Value 20 - 1.9.4 Correlation 21 - 1.9.5 The Correlation Coefficient 21 - 1.10 The Characteristic Function 22 - 1.11 Gaussian Random Variables 24 - 2.1 What Is a Stochastic Process? 31 - 2.2 The Autocorrelation Function 33 - 2.3 What Does the Autocorrelation Function Tell Us?

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Data Assimilation: A Mathematical Introduction

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