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Anonymous Sun Dec 31 07:21:58 2017 No.9405053 [Reply] [Original]

What do you guys think this probability distribution is?

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 07:32:34 2017 No.9405061 >>9405053 Gaussian

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 07:33:00 2017 No.9405062 More guessing games? I think you've got the axis mislabelled.

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 07:37:22 2017 No.9405064 >>9405061 It can not be a Gaussian >>9405062 I didn't label them at all?

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 07:39:07 2017 No.9405068 laplace maybe

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 07:40:41 2017 No.9405070 >>9405064 >I didn't label them at all? And you see no problem with that?

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 07:41:46 2017 No.9405072 >>9405070 No.... It's just a histogram

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 07:46:35 2017 No.9405076 >>9405068 good call >>9405072 sort yourself out lad you can't go around not labelling your axes

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 07:48:10 2017 No.9405077 What are the data recording? Also, post density histogram.

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 07:58:38 2017 No.9405091 >>9405064 if not gaussian it must be student's t distribution then, good luck finding the number of degree of freedom

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 08:24:36 2017 No.9405128 >>9405077 Its a simulation not a data recording

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 08:26:02 2017 No.9405130 >>>9398427

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 08:34:38 2017 No.9405149 >>9405128 Okay so what distribution did you simulate these from? A thread died for this shithole of a thread in which you already know the answer.

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 08:48:08 2017 No.9405159 >>9405053 Average IQ of /sci/ users

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 08:49:47 2017 No.9405161 File: 5 KB, 800x299, bell-curve.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >What do you guys think this probability distribution is? :^)))

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 09:27:42 2017 No.9405204 its probably a distribution

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 09:35:18 2017 No.9405214 File: 20 KB, 433x351, paperclip.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>9405159 Averate self reported IQ of /sci/ users

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 09:36:20 2017 No.9405217 >>9405214 kek

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 09:39:06 2017 No.9405221 wtf, why even this, on the spectrum of stuff, this registers as well as a badly formed pun by grandpa

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 09:45:11 2017 No.9405228 File: 236 KB, 1000x600, Colibri.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Nazca Lines. Next question, brainlet

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 09:46:31 2017 No.9405231 File: 116 KB, 888x413, Screenshot from 2017-12-28 07-37-43.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>9405053

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 09:48:43 2017 No.9405235 >>9405053 double exponential >>9405091 go read a book

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 10:18:37 2017 No.9405264 File: 432 KB, 867x1300, b.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>9405231 Is this a histomancy coven now?

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 14:37:24 2017 No.9405644 >>9405068 >>9405235 These people know

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 14:40:08 2017 No.9405648 >>9405053 Lorentzian

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 14:42:10 2017 No.9405652 >>9405053 A metropolis built around a really large tower, where the buildings get progressively smaller the further they get from the tower.

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 14:43:05 2017 No.9405653 I know the x axis is the z scores but wtf is that y axis. I don’t think it’s the frequency.

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 19:51:20 2017 No.9406111 Cauchy

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 19:52:58 2017 No.9406113 Normal with kurtosis > 3

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 19:52:59 2017 No.9406114 gaussian with very high kurtosis

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 20:03:43 2017 No.9406128 >>9405068 the difference between 2 iid exponential distributions huh first time i've learned something on sci

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 31 20:18:34 2017 No.9406144 >>9406114 >>9406113 What the fuck. Gaussian's have Kurtosis 3.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 1 07:39:03 2018 No.9406963 >>9405053 Some unimodal distribution. If you're a statistician you can approximate it with a Gaussian. If you're a mathematician, you know better.