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University of Colorado Boulder ASEN 5070: Statistical Orbit Determination I Fall 2015 Professor Brandon A. Jones Lecture 14: Probability and Statistics (Part 4)
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University of Colorado Boulder Lecture Quiz Due by 5pm Homework #5 Due 10/2 Exam 1 – Oct. 9 ◦ More details to come 2
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University of Colorado Boulder Variance-Covariance Matrix Multivariate Gaussian Distribution Central Limit Theorem Bayes’ Theorem Statistical Least Squares 3
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University of Colorado Boulder 4 Variance-Covariance Matrix
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University of Colorado Boulder Covariance provides a measure of correlation between variables 5
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University of Colorado Boulder 6 Indicates the degree of linear correlations between variables
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University of Colorado Boulder When we have a linear relationship between random variables, then we have an extreme value of the correlation coefficient, and vice versa In other words, See pages 458-459 of the textbook 7
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University of Colorado Boulder Symmetric Is it non-singular? 9
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University of Colorado Boulder 10 Multivariate Normal Distribution
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University of Colorado Boulder Multivariate: 11 Univariate:
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University of Colorado Boulder It may be shown that: 13 Although the above assumes a bivariate normal distribution, the idea extends to higher dimensions with minor changes
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University of Colorado Boulder The conditional density function is also a normal distribution (anyone seeing a trend here?) What happens if ρ = 0? What happens if ρ = ±1? 14
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University of Colorado Boulder 15 The conditional PDF from the previous slide is a special case of the general conditional PDF
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University of Colorado Boulder 17 Central Limit Theorem
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University of Colorado Boulder The CLT implies that we can treat ε as a Gaussian random variable What about when we have a small number of observations from different sensors? 20
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University of Colorado Boulder 21 Bayes’ Theorem
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University of Colorado Boulder Allows for updating a hypothesis’ probability when given additional information ◦ Known as Bayesian Inference Modern estimation research is rooted in Bayesian Inference! 23
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