Joint Distributions

The mathematics of uncertainty

So far each random variable lived alone. But the interesting questions are about relationships: height and weight, an image and its label. A joint distribution p(x, y) gives the probability of every pair of values at once. It's the complete description of how two (or more) variables behave together.

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