anm.cont.pdf: Animated demonstration of density for a continuous pdf
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Animated demonstration of density for a continuous pdf
Description
A continuous pdf is conceptually a histogram whose bin area sums to one. Infinite, infinitely small bins, however, are required to allow depiction of an infinite number of distinct continuous outcomes.
Usage
anm.cont.pdf(part = "norm", interval = 0.3)
see.pdf.conc.tck()
Arguments
part
Parent distribution, options are "norm" = N(0, 1), "t" = t(10),
"exp" = EXP(1), and "unif" = UNIF(0,1)
interval
Animation interval
Note
May not work every time because random values may exceed histogram range.
Author(s)
Ken Aho
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Animated demonstration of density for a continuous pdf
Description
A continuous pdf is conceptually a histogram whose bin area sums to one. Infinite, infinitely small bins, however, are required to allow depiction of an infinite number of distinct continuous outcomes.
Usage
anm.cont.pdf(part = "norm", interval = 0.3)
see.pdf.conc.tck()
Arguments
part |
Parent distribution, options are |
interval |
Animation interval |
Note
May not work every time because random values may exceed histogram range.
Author(s)
Ken Aho
R Package Documentation
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