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71)) and if P {A} = 0, then for any i = 1, . . , N P {Bi /A} = P {A/Bi } P {Bi } = P {A} P {A/Bi } P {Bi } N P A/B j P B j j=1 Proof. 3 Measurable functions and random variables . . . . . . . . . . . Transformation of distributions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Continuous random variables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 37 42 In this chapter a connection between measure theory and the basic notion of probability theory – a random variable – is established.
To prove this theorem we need the following two preliminary results: the first one shows that any distribution function can be split into absolutely continuous components and a singular one; the second one provides the decomposition of a distribution function into a discrete component and a continuous one. 3. 53) Proof. cont (x) = x −∞ ∗ F (s) ds. sing (x) = 0 and Fsing (+∞) ≤ 1. cont (+∞) Fsing (x) := ∗ (x) Fsing ∗ (+∞) Fsing we complete the proof. 4. 54) Probability space 23 Proof. 3 it follows that F (x) may have at most a countable number of jumps.
33 37 42 In this chapter a connection between measure theory and the basic notion of probability theory – a random variable – is established. In fact, random variables are the functions from the probability space to some other measurable space. The definition of a random variable as a measurable function is presented. Several simple examples of random variables are considered. The transformation of distributions for the class of functionally connected random variables is also analyzed.