Xing M. Wang

  1. From Dirac Notation to Probability Bracket Notation: Term Vector Space, Concept Fock Space and Probabilistic IR Models.

    Authors: Xing M. Wang
    Subjects: Information Retrieval
    Abstract

    After a brief introduction to Probability Bracket Notation (PBN) for discrete
    random variables in time-independent probability spaces, we apply both PBN and
    Dirac notation to investigate probabilistic modeling for information retrieval
    (IR). We derive the ranking formulas for various probabilistic models, induced
    by Term Vector Space (TVS) and by Concept Fock Space (CFS). The ranking
    formulas are naturally expressed in term frequencies; and, because our formulas
    for inference network models (INM) are symmetric, they can also be used to rank
    closeness of documents.

  2. Probability Bracket Notation: the Unified Expressions of Conditional Expectation and Conditional Probability in Quantum Modeling.

    Authors: Xing M. Wang
    Subjects: Probability
    Abstract

    After a brief introduction to Probability Bracket Notation (PBN), indicator
    operator and conditional density operator (CDO), we investigate probability
    spaces associated with various quantum systems: system with one observable
    (discrete or continuous), system with two commutative observables (independent
    or dependent) and a system of indistinguishable non-interacting many-particles.
    In each case, we derive unified expressions of conditional expectation (CE),
    conditional probability (CP), and absolute probability (AP): they have the same
    format for discrete or continuous spectrum; they are d

  3. Probability Bracket Notation: Probability Space, Conditional Expectation and Introductory Martingales.

    Authors: Xing M. Wang
    Subjects: Probability
    Abstract

    In this paper, we continue to explore the consistence and usability of
    Probability Bracket Notation (PBN) proposed in our previous articles. After a
    brief review of PBN with dimensional analysis, we investigate probability
    spaces in terms of PBN by introducing probability spaces associated with random
    variables (R.V) or associated with stochastic processes (S.P). Next, we express
    several important properties of conditional expectation (CE) and some their
    proofs in PBN. Then, we introduce martingales based on sequence of R.V or based
    on filtration in PBN.

  4. Probability Bracket Notation and Probability Modeling.

    Authors: Xing M. Wang
    Subjects: Probability
    Abstract

    Inspired by the Dirac notation, a new set of symbols, the Probability Bracket
    Notation (PBN) is proposed for probability modeling. By applying PBN to
    discrete and continuous random variables, we show that PBN could play a similar
    role in probability spaces as the Dirac notation in Hilbert vector spaces. The
    time evolution of homogeneous Markov chains with discrete-time and
    continuous-time are discussed in PBN. Our system state p-kets are identified
    with the probability vectors, while our system state p-bra can be identified
    with the Doi state function or the Peliti standard bra.

  5. Probability Bracket Notation and Probability Modeling.

    Authors: Xing M. Wang
    Subjects: Probability
    Abstract

    Inspired by the Dirac notation, a new set of symbols, the Probability Bracket
    Notation (PBN) is proposed for probability modeling. By applying PBN to
    discrete and continuous random variables, we show that PBN could play a similar
    role in probability spaces as the Dirac notation in Hilbert vector spaces. The
    time evolution of homogeneous Markov chains with discrete-time and
    continuous-time are discussed in PBN. Our system state p-kets are identified
    with the probability vectors, while our system state p-bra can be identified
    with the Doi state function or the Peliti standard bra.

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