File:Histogram comparison between inverse gaussian and uniform distribution.svg
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Example histogram comparison of inverse gaussian distribution with uniform distribution
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English: A vector image comparing an inverse gaussian distribution (mu = 2, lambda = 8) with a uniform distribution (range: [1, 3]). Counts of both distributions are normalized to sum up to 1.0 with equal bin widths.
Created using GNU Octave 4.4.1. Figure rendering script available here. Script requires standard Octave 'statistics' package available here. Script also requires a custom function |
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| Author | Steven Baltakatei Sandoval |
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