Editing Probability Distributions (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Probability Distribution''' — A mathematical function that gives the probabilities of occurrence of different possible outcomes for an experiment.
* '''Random Variable''' — A variable whose value is determined by the outcome of a random phenomenon.
* '''Normal Distribution''' (The Bell Curve) — A symmetric distribution where most observations cluster around the central peak (Mean).
* '''Poisson Distribution''' — A distribution that models the number of times an event happens in a "Fixed interval" of time (e.g., number of emails per hour).
* '''Binomial Distribution''' — A distribution that models the number of "Successes" in a fixed number of "Yes/No" trials (e.g., 10 coin flips).
* '''Standard Deviation (σ)''' — A measure of the "Spread" or "Volatility" of a distribution (how far away from the center the data points are).
* '''Mean (μ)''' — The "Average" or the center of the distribution.
* '''Skewness''' — A measure of how "Lopsided" a distribution is (e.g., if it has a long tail to the right).
* '''Kurtosis''' — A measure of how "Fat" the tails are (the likelihood of "Extreme" events).
* '''Central Limit Theorem''' — The "Magic" of statistics: the idea that if you add up enough random things, they will **always** form a Normal Distribution.
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