I am puzzling over the parametric statement for the Bernoulli Distribution
$p(x \vert \theta) = \theta^x(1-\theta)^(1-x)$
Can X take on other values than 1 and zero?
I am puzzling over the parametric statement for the Bernoulli Distribution
$p(x \vert \theta) = \theta^x(1-\theta)^(1-x)$
Can X take on other values than 1 and zero?
$x$ can only take the values of $0$ and $1$.
But that does not mean that $p(x|\theta)$ is $1$...