What is mutual independence?

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Answer 1

when the happening of one event does not control the happening of another event they are said to be mutually independent

Answer 2

A subroutine to calculate Fisher's exact test of mutual independence in 2×2×2 cross-classification tables is presented. The subroutine's speed is due to use of an arbitrary constant for the initial table and recursively defined values obtained for all remaining tables

Answer 3

Mutual impedance is a term usually used when discussing antenna arrays. When more than one conductor is used to receive or transmit RF energy, even though the conductors don't physically touch, the elements will have capacitive and inductive coupling between them. The mutual impedance measure the impedance at a specific conductor which includes the influence of the other elements of the array.

Answer 4

A collection of events is mutually independent if for any subset of the collection, the joint probability of all events occurring is equal to the product of the joint probabilities of the individual events. Think of the result of a series of coin-flips.

Answer 5

If two events are independent from each other, we call the two events are the events of mutual independence.

Answer 6

Another example would be flipping a coin twice: what happens on the first flip has nothing to do with what happens on the second flip.