
[Q] Why do we use x̄ as the symbol for sample mean?
Apr 7, 2022 · I think it makes sense then that x_bar is a commonly used notation to denote the mean of that vector because μ is already used to describe the population mean e.g. X_1...X_n Where X_i ~ N(μ, σ). edit: rereading your post again, I guess my question is: "what would be a more readable notation than x̄ is the mean of X?"
[Linear algebra] What does the U symbol mean here (it doesn't
Oct 7, 2021 · It’s the usual union. Say you have three sets A_1, A_2, and A_3. Instead of writing A_1∪A_2∪A_3, you can write ∪_[i∈X]A_i, where X={1,2,3}.
What is this notation called : r/calculus - Reddit
Aug 8, 2023 · So in the same way, a giant union symbol with "i = 1" and "infinity" is used for the union of all those sets, a giant intersection symbol (which you'll probably see sooner or later) is the intersection of all those sets, a giant logical AND (^) would be used for the logical AND of …
What is the difference between U and V (electricity)? - Reddit
According to IEC 60050, V is the symbol for the electric potential and U is the symbol for electric tension (voltage), so a potential difference. The difference is somewhat subtle, and in many cases the concepts can be used interchangeably - which is …
Why do we use "U" as the symbol for potential energy? : r/Physics
Educated guess: V is used for an electric potential because of Volta. U is the letter most similar to V - there are lots of times when, if V is used as a variable for a concept, then U is a variable for a similar concept. So potential energy became U, because someone might have been trying to make a connection with potential voltage.
What does this sign mean? I saw it between some equations
Jul 29, 2022 · The symbol used to denote the proportionality is ‘∝‘. For example, if we say, a is proportional to b, then it is represented as “a ∝ b” and if we say, a is inversely proportional to b, then it is denoted as ‘a∝1/b’.
What is the significance of the letter "U" to represent the ... - Reddit
Nov 28, 2018 · with this in mind the symbol U has been used to help differentiate between the two. i come from a electronic engineering back ground, not 100% sure if this is the exact reason but might explain the U prefix being used
[Mechanical] What does the U designation mean in a profile
Nov 20, 2017 · “Unilateral and Unequally Disposed Profile Tolerance [ASME Y14.5-2009 Section 8.3.1.2] - To indicate that a profile of a surface tolerance is not symmetrical about the true profile, this symbol is used.
What does the big U sign mean? : r/askmath - Reddit
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Can someone tell me what these font colors mean? : r/vscode
Mar 25, 2022 · U : Untracked changes in the file A : Newly added file D: Deleted file M : file has been moved The numbers indicate how much of each you did. So having 6 U means there's 6 new updates in this file. For the colors: Orange: when git detects the code has new changes in it. Can even be just a space! Means the changes are not tracked