Continuous Random Variable

Continuous random variables have an inifinite number of values for any given interval. While similar, the approach to analysis is very different from discrete variables

• Summation becomes integration
• Probability becomes area under a curve

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The probability density function (pdf) maps a continuous variable to a probability density. As the name "density" suggests, the area under the pdf curve between a range is the probability of the variable being in that range.

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