normbyde: Compare two double-exponentials approximations to a normal...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
References
See Also
Examples
Description
This simple program compares a double-exponential distribution with
parameter a=1 and a double-exponential distribution with
parameter a!=1 in their approximation to the standard normal
distribution. Quite obviously, this function is not to be used when compared
when rnorm.
Usage
1
normbyde(nsim = 10^3, a = 3)
Arguments
nsim
Number of simulations
a
Scale of the second double-exponential scale
Value
The function produces a tryptich graph with the comparison of the cumulated
averages, and both acf graphs.
Author(s)
Christian P. Robert and George Casella
References
From Chapter 6 of EnteR Monte Carlo Statistical Methods
See Also
rnorm
Examples
1
normbyde(10^4,5)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References See Also Examples
Description
This simple program compares a double-exponential distribution with
parameter a=1 and a double-exponential distribution with
parameter a!=1 in their approximation to the standard normal
distribution. Quite obviously, this function is not to be used when compared
when rnorm.
Usage
1 | normbyde(nsim = 10^3, a = 3)
|
Arguments
nsim |
Number of simulations |
a |
Scale of the second double-exponential scale |
Value
The function produces a tryptich graph with the comparison of the cumulated averages, and both acf graphs.
Author(s)
Christian P. Robert and George Casella
References
From Chapter 6 of EnteR Monte Carlo Statistical Methods
See Also
rnorm
Examples
1 | normbyde(10^4,5)
|
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