Probability density function afterring

In summary, the conversation discusses finding the probability density function of a filtered random variable and the potential changes in its mean and variance. The use of a low-pass filter and the Central Limit theorem are also mentioned. References and advice are requested for further understanding.
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Probability density function after filtering

Hello,

I am trying to find how a random variable will transform once gone through
a filter.

For example, I have a random sequence x(t), going through a filter h(t). Thus,
y(t) = x(t)*h(t) ; % '*' is convolution.

Now I want to find out how the PDF of y(t). Is there a certain analytical method to find this?
Suppose x(t) is Gaussian with a certain mean and variance. How will this mean and variance will be chaned when this signal goes through a low-pass filter. (Going through a low pass filter will give a Gaussian signal due to Central Limit theorem, but how will the PDF characteristics change).

Any advice or references are greatly appreciated.

Thank you.
 
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FAQ: Probability density function afterring

What is a probability density function (PDF)?

A probability density function is a mathematical function that describes the likelihood of a random variable taking on a specific value. It is often used in statistics to analyze and model data.

What is the significance of a PDF in relation to "afterring"?

In the context of "afterring", a PDF would represent the probability distribution of the random variable after a specific event or condition, such as a ring being added to the data set. It can help us understand the likelihood of certain outcomes occurring after this event takes place.

How is a PDF different from a probability distribution?

A probability distribution is a set of all possible outcomes and their associated probabilities. A PDF is a mathematical function that represents this distribution and allows us to calculate the probability of a specific outcome occurring.

Can a PDF be used to calculate the probability of multiple events occurring?

Yes, a PDF can be used to calculate the probability of multiple events occurring by taking into account the combined probabilities of each individual event. This is known as the joint probability distribution.

How is a PDF used in practical applications?

PDFs are commonly used in fields such as statistics, economics, and engineering to model and analyze data. They can help us understand the likelihood of certain events occurring and make predictions based on this information.

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