@ewolsen1
Super cool. @10:25 - as a direct contributor to this project almost 10 years ago with Dr. Leemis, this is an absolute HONOR!!!
@mCoding
Another great explanation, thanks for linking the chart too! My only qualm with this one is that I would not put Poisson on the continuous side of things. I know that Binomial(n,p) converges to Poisson(lambda) when n/p converges to lambda and n to infinity, so it is a limit of discrete distributions. But the Poisson distribution is the keystone of discrete probability theory, and it is of course not a continuous distribution as you mentioned. It can be used to count continuous things, as in using a Poisson point process which can live in a continuous-time world, but just a single Poisson distribution does not share this continuous characteristic. The continuous analog of the Poisson point process is of course the Brownian motion.
@strigiformsW
This is so great man. I have one year left of my Stats degree and I've been slowly teaching myself how to make videos using Manim. These videos are the closest thing I've seen to my vision of a Stats YouTube channel that fills the void currently on Youtube. If you need video ideas, I think a whole series on how the different distributions relate, and thinking about them intuitively would be very valuable for people trying to learn this stuff (myself included).
@junsikkim381
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@gregmonroe3721
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@connor-shorten
Very cool example with the graph edge distribution!! Awesome video!
@freshlysqueezedaesthetics2942
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@yasserahmed2781
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@AIExplorer365
I had given up on understanding probability distribution, thinking that I am the dumbest guy in the world, then I found your video, making the concept crystal clear. Wishing the stats books were as good in explanation.
@TuemmlerTanne11
Awesome video again! How could i live my live up until now without this perspective on these probability distributions... you shattered my world!
@jim8730
This is so helpful. I'm struggling with understanding distributions and your videos showed up. What a bless! Looking forward for your next videos!
@sujathaontheweb3740
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@fkbiney
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@timandersen8030
Such a very insightful video that not many people talk about on different probability distributions. Thank you.
@rafaelgomes935
Poisson is a discrete distribution
@kimchi_taco
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@bartomiejpotaman6973
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@kpsilas
I usually never comment on YouTube videos, but damn your videos are great! I have a course on Markov Processes right now, and this video just sums up distributions so nicely. Def earned a sub, bro! Keep up the great work
@luissantiago4768
Really useful video! It's hard to find this kind of content on Youtube.
@arturprzybysz6614