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On the tail integral formulae for real-valued random variables
Saralees Nadarajah, Idika E. Okorie
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The most important properties of any distribution are its moments. The first four moments, for example, can be used describe any data set fairly well. Moments can also be used for estimation.

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Harmonic Analysis and the Theory of Probability. By S. Bochner pp. 176. 35s. 1955. (California University Press and Cambridge University Press)
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