Examples of using Normal distribution in English and their translations into Thai
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But the interesting things are that we're approaching a normal distribution, but as my sample size got larger, it's a better fit for normal distribution.
But it probably won't be a perfect-- in fact, I can guarantee it won't be a perfect normal distribution.
I haven't put it there yet, I'm going to do it right after I record the videos downloads/normal distribution. xls.
And then you say whether you want the cumulative distribution, in which case you say true or you want just this normal distribution, which you say false.
The IQ is, and has now been for a while, defined by mapping test scores to a normal distribution with mean 100 and standard deviation 15.
And you know, in a true normal distribution, if I were to flip a bunch of points, there's some very, very small probability that I could get 1,000,000 heads in the row, in a row.
That is more than 12.8 kilograms if you assume a perfectly normal distribution is the area under this curve, the area that is more than three standard deviations above the mean.
Now in order to actually see that normal distribution and actually to prove it to yourself, you would have to do this many, many-- remember the normal distribution happens, this is essentially the population or this is the random variable.
Or, just to visualize it is that we are sampling when we take an instantiation of this variable we are sampling from a normal distribution a standardized normal distribution that looks like this.
It is a normal distribution.
It's a normal distribution.
It will be a normal distribution.
This is clearly not a normal distribution.
Little less than ideal for normal distribution.
It looks even more like a normal distribution.
So let me draw that standard normal distribution.
You can approximate that with a normal distribution.
It looks very similar to a normal distribution.
So this is a normal distribution right over there.
OK, let's draw our standard normal distribution.