On 20 Sep 2001 11:05:08 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jon Cryer) wrote:
(quoting Robert: even when N=20, a uniform distribution can be treated as
normal for most purposes.)
I assume you meant to say that for N=20, the sample mean based on a random
sample from a uniform distribution can be
On Thu, 20 Sep 2001 15:54:24 +0200, JHWB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hm, hope I didn't make that subject to complex, resulting in zero replies.
But hopefully you can answer this:
I have a N(20,5) distribution and based on that I generated 25 values using
Minitab and the CalcRandom dataNormal
Hm, hope I didn't make that subject to complex, resulting in zero replies.
But hopefully you can answer this:
I have a N(20,5) distribution and based on that I generated 25 values using
Minitab and the CalcRandom dataNormal function. The result yielded a mean
of 19,083 and a standard deviation
Robert:
even when N=20, a uniform distribution can be treated as
normal for most purposes.
I assume you meant to say that for N=20, the sample mean based on a random
sample from a uniform distribution can be assumed to have a normal
distribution
for most purposes.
Right?
Jon Cryer
At 01:16
