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--- tanszek:oktatas:techcomm:statistical_properties [2025/09/30 05:33] – [Frequency of Events] knehez
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 ==== Event Space ====
-The outcome of //experiments//, the //results of observations//, and the //status of systems// form a so-called '**event space**', where finite or infinite cardinality elementary events may occur. In probability theory, an __event space__ encompasses (includes) all possible outcomes of an experiment, such as flipping a coin, rolling a dice, or measuring the temperature of a system.
+The outcomes of //experiments//, the //results of observations//, and the //status of systems// form a so-called '**event space**', where elementary events of finite or infinite cardinality may occur. In probability theory, an __event space__ encompasses (includes) **all possible outcomes of an experiment**, such as flipping a coin, rolling a dice, or measuring the temperature of a system.
 These events may form sets. Because they can be sets, we may perform standard //set operations// (union, intersection, complements, etc.) on them.