Indicator random variable

The indicator random variable of an event is a random variable that takes value 1 when the event happens and value 0 when the event does not happen. If E is an event, the indicator of E is usually denoted by[eq1]Indicator random variables are also called indicator functions.

More details about indicator random variables can be found in the lecture entitled Indicator functions.

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