One Example of a Difference Between Discrete Random Variables and Continuous

question 109

True/False

One example of a difference between discrete random variables and continuous random variables is that in a discrete distribution P(x > 2) = P(x ≥ 3) while in a continuous distribution P(x > 2) is treated the same as P(x ≥ 2).

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Definitions:

Wetness Sensation

The perception of moisture or liquid, which can involve complex interactions between touch, temperature, and pressure sensory systems.

Hot Sensation

The subjective experience or feeling of heat, often as a response to temperature stimuli.

Itching Sensation

An uncomfortable sensation on the skin that provokes the desire to scratch the affected area.

Bottom-Up Processing

is an approach to information processing based on the input from the environment to form perception, without preconceived cognitive concepts.