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Probability. E[X] = Sum: x_i * p(x_i) E[X^2] = Sum: ( x_i ) ^ 2 * p(x_i) Is E[X^n] = Sum: ( x_i ) ^ n * p(x_i) I cant find anything about E[X^n] in the literature.
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and here's an example where it is used http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/918150/calculation-of-the-n-th-moment-of-the-normal-distribution
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