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Symbol | Description | Symbol | Description |
P | (1) Proportion of sample observations
having a particular characteristic
(2) Proportion of successes from a Bernoulli process - binomial |
Pr[A] | Probability of event A |
Pr[A/B] | Conditional Probability of event A given event B | Pr[A and B] | Probability of the interaction of events A and B; occurs only when both A and B occurs (also called joint probability of A and B) |
Pr[A or B] | Probability of the union of A and B; occurs when either A or B or Both occur | Pr[X=x] | Probability that the random variable X assumes one of several particular values. |
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Cumulative probability that X assumes any value less than or equal to a particular value x | p* | Critical value of P; used in one-sided hypothesis testing procedure |
p-value | The probability of a type I error | PA , PB | Proportions of observations having a particular characteristic for samples from populations A and B |
Pc | Combined sample proportion; used in two-sample inferences for comparing proportions of two populations | ![]() |
Number of permutations of r items taken from a collection of size n when different orders of selection are counted |
Mean of populations; used in analysis of variance | ![]() |
Mean of treatment combination populations; used in analysis of variance | |
pn , po | Prices per unit of an item in year n and in base period 0; used in constructing index numbers. | ![]() |
(1) Proportion of a population
having a particular characteristics
(2) Probability of a trial success in a Bernoulli process - binomial |
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Value of the population proportion assumed under the null hypothesis | ![]() |
Values of population proportions in testing for equality of several population proportions |
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Proportions of populations A and B that are compared in two-sample hypothesis tests | ![]() |
Indifference probability established for winning reference lottery or achieving outcome Ok for certain |
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Quantities of an item in year n and in base period 0; used in constructing index numbers |