What is a Random Walk? | Infinite Series

What is a Random Walk? | Infinite Series

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Sigmawoolf
Sigmawoolf - 02.08.2023 14:27

What about continuous random walks?

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Vicente Gabriel Scalisi
Vicente Gabriel Scalisi - 25.11.2022 19:38

Excelente 🌹🌹🌹😘

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Prudhvi Raj Creations
Prudhvi Raj Creations - 20.07.2022 12:33

which is y 99% of retail intraday trader fail in all markets.......

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Neo Neo
Neo Neo - 19.04.2022 15:54

Nice! a very intuitive explanation. I am wondering if possible to talk about "Allen variance" since it is a great tool to analyze random process.

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roger armoa
roger armoa - 23.03.2022 17:16

cool !!!

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Ashot Amyan
Ashot Amyan - 21.03.2022 14:09

Thank you for the excellent description of the theory, especially for the pleasant appearance and voice of the narrator and the beautiful video design. 👌

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Haoyuan Sun
Haoyuan Sun - 01.02.2022 22:33

you are way better than my prof in explaining this, i dont know how my prof was even hired to teach this course

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pluspiping
pluspiping - 28.11.2021 02:35

Me 15 minutes ago: "the stock market is astrology for dudebros"
Me now: "the stock market is a random walk for dudebros"

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Ngendo Muhayimana
Ngendo Muhayimana - 05.11.2021 06:03

Lol the stock market got me here 🙊

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Shailushi Ritchie
Shailushi Ritchie - 31.03.2021 00:02

I noticed that Sn can be any of n+1 numbers

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Jacob Teasley
Jacob Teasley - 20.03.2021 20:40

My favorite is stocks. I ended up here because the financial “Random Walk Theory” was negating any predictability in stocks. After watching the video it’s clear that what I had in mind is more likely the answer imbedded in the theory that was somehow contorted. We can predict the markets using probabilities.

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Siddharth Sagar
Siddharth Sagar - 07.03.2021 18:27

thank you so much!!!!!!!!

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maxp0werfx
maxp0werfx - 05.03.2021 22:54

I am a newcomer to these mathematical topics and have a question related to dimensions. Does the amount of data I want to analyse determine my dimension?Lets say, the more data I have, the higher my dimension? Thanks

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Liminal State
Liminal State - 24.01.2021 01:06

To get the approximate Area of a polygon you can use a Monte-Carlo Simulation. If that counts.

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Vedraj r.m
Vedraj r.m - 07.11.2020 21:55

Wait, Carey mulligan??

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Marc Slavin
Marc Slavin - 15.10.2020 00:04

Thank you for this great explanation! You described everything very clear!!!

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lostmarxbro
lostmarxbro - 21.07.2020 19:09

So easy to understand and they said skipping math was bad

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Funny Waves
Funny Waves - 15.07.2020 22:41

For Covid19, the Governments of the world put restrictions on Random Walk so case dismissed ;)

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mohammed sazid
mohammed sazid - 12.07.2020 22:04

jesus she is pretty and smart. OMG

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J M
J M - 24.06.2020 08:14

2.24 the y-axis of that graph should be 'probability of landing at final position' not 'probability of landing at 0', that makes no sense when there are plenty of walks that land on something besides zero after 100 steps.

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Leroy
Leroy - 23.05.2020 12:02

Wait, hang on... so you're not talking about how to walk without rhythm or pattern so that you don't attract a worm?

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Sulav Ghimire
Sulav Ghimire - 03.05.2020 10:44

she's so beautiful, I ended up staring at her and not understanding anything.😐

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Mona Jalal
Mona Jalal - 29.04.2020 07:05

How can I buy the "let epsilon < 0" tshirt for female sizes?

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sfbluestar
sfbluestar - 29.02.2020 10:32

What is the Sn for price of AAPL?

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Eimal Dorani
Eimal Dorani - 23.01.2020 20:23

Random Walk @The thoughts you think are magnetic: if you think positive=u attract positive things, if you think negative=u attract negative energies. If you think randomly (Random Walk) with more tendency toward positive= you move toward positive and vice versa. if ...

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Sara M
Sara M - 22.01.2020 03:46

Well presented, and excellent explanation to answer George Polya's starting question. Thanks for the video!

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kazim rajani
kazim rajani - 12.01.2020 05:09

Our life itself is an example of random walk

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Sohrab Chalish
Sohrab Chalish - 22.10.2019 14:17

thanks for the video :)

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Matt Miller
Matt Miller - 29.09.2019 01:24

My favorite is Kac's correlated random walk, which gives a hyperbolic PDE in its 'diffusion' limit. :)

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5pecular
5pecular - 29.09.2019 01:18

I want to randomly walk the world

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En théo
En théo - 01.08.2019 00:17

Just wondering, the 2D probability looks like the probability of an electron around an atom, right ? Well, except for its centerofc because the nucleus is there.

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yashi pal
yashi pal - 17.07.2019 10:03

please explain Anscombe's theorem (1952)

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Nafrost
Nafrost - 05.07.2019 22:44

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that taking infintly many steps in the random walk model creates the normal distribution. Is it right?

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cool killer
cool killer - 10.05.2019 05:14

after feeling stupid watching these videos i go back to my simple match problems and feel relatively stupid than before :P

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GroovingPict
GroovingPict - 20.04.2019 21:46

I must have a small p, because mine is definitely biased towards the left

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Cory Mck
Cory Mck - 12.04.2019 04:11

I'm loving the use of these engineering videos instead of physics.

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RedshiftedLight
RedshiftedLight - 29.03.2019 18:06

But in 1D and 2D, isn't there also a chance (even if it's really small) that it will never return to the start?

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Akhil Nair
Akhil Nair - 20.03.2019 05:43

Is brownian motion also a random walk

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Aaroosh R.
Aaroosh R. - 29.01.2019 23:25

Can we get an F to pay respects for this channel

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somak dutta
somak dutta - 06.01.2019 22:22

in 1D integer walk..why is sn =0 @4.28

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Aydin Ahmadli
Aydin Ahmadli - 05.01.2019 00:32

thank u

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