Is discrete probability basically just combinatorics?

>>8591362
>discrete probability

Discrete probability is just continuous probability with Heaviside-Dirac delta functions.

>>8591369
>functions

>>8591398
Yes a function who's value is the unit infinity at 0

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Yes and no.

yes, since you're dealing with a finite number of event so what you are doing is just counting.

No because in fact it brings a whole new way of looking at things in the discrete world.

Pick related is probably the best thing that happened to discrete math in the last 50 years.

>>8591362
And set theory.

>>8591369
And this kids, is why you should never believe anything a physicist says.

>>8591403
fgt pls

>>8591369
continuous probability is just discrete probability while >implying n is large

>>8591362

Martingals are combinatorics ?
Markov chains are combinatorics ?

Kill yourself.

>>8591362
only if the probability distribution is uniform.