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The following plots take the Weibull distribution (Weber distribution, Weibull distribution) as an exampleFor Weibull distribution (Weber distribution, Weibull distribution), please refer to my blog http://www.cnblogs.com/wwxbi/p/6141501.htmlLibrary (GGPLOT2)# both D and Y here are in order of sizedYDfGgplot (Df,aes (x

a PDF graphic of the a=2,b=5 gamma distributionThe syntax for generating a gamma distribution random number is:Gamrnd (a,b,[m,n,p,...]) One . lognrnd ()Generates random numbers that obey a logarithmic normal distribution. It has two parameters: Mu and Sigma, followed by this random number to take the logarithm after the mean is MU, the standard deviation is the normal distribution of Sigma. Is the Mu=-1, sigma=1/1.2, logarithmic normal distribution of the PDF graphic.The syntax for generating

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standard_exponential ([size]) The standard exponential distribution Standard_gamma (shape[, size]) Standard Gamma distribution Standard_normal ([size]) Standard normal distribution (mean=0, stdev=1). standard_t (df[, size]) Standard Student's t distribution with DF degrees of freedom. Triangular (left, mode, right[, size]) Triangular distribution Uniform ([Low, high, size]) Evenly d

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distribution), hypergeometric distribution (hypergeometric distribution), Poisson Distribution (Poisson distribution)Continuousdistribution (continuous distribution): Uniform distribution (evenly distributed), normal distribution/gaussiandistribution (normal distribution/Gaussian distribution), Exponential distribution (exponential distribution), lognormal distribution (logarithmic normal distribution), gamma distribution (gamma distribution), beta distribution (beta distribution ), Dirichlet d

. weibullvariate ( Alpha, beta ) Weibull distribution. Alpha is the scale parameter and Beta is the shape parameter. Alternative Generator: class Random. Systemrandom ([ seed] ) Class that uses the os.urandom () function for generating random numbers from sources provided by the operating Sy Stem. Not available on all systems. Does not rely in soft

has been returned to the teacher, so many distribution ╮(╯▽╰)╭★random.random () returns a random floating-point number in [0.0, 1.0].★random.uniform (A, B) returns the random floating-point number in [A, b]Random.triangular (low=0.0, high=1.0, Mode=none)Random.betavariate (alpha, beta) Beta distributionRandom.expovariate (LAMBD) Index distributionRandom.gammavariate (alpha, beta) gamma distributionRandom.gauss (Mu, sigma) Gaussian distributionRandom.lognormvariate (Mu, sigma) Log normal distrib

are also logarithmic distributions, normal distribution, Pareto distributions, and Weibull distributions, which can be found in the following links: Docs.python.org/library/random.html Suppose we have a group of people in a dance competition, in order to be fair, we have to randomly arrange their appearances. Below we use the random package to implement: Import randomall_people = [' Tom ', ' Vivian ', ' Paul ', ' Liya ', ' Manu ', ' Daniel ', ' Shawn

, Weibull, Wilcox, Birthday, Tukey) # Matrix algebra Crossprod, Tcrossprodeigen, QR, SVD%*%,%o% , Outerrcondsolve Use R? =tryInput/Output# Outputprint, Catmessage, Warningdputformatsink, capture.output# Reading and writing datadatacount.fieldsread.csv, Write.csvread.delim, Write.delimread.fwfreadLines, Writelinesreadrds, Saverdsload, Savelibrary (foreign) # Files and Directories Dirbasename, DirName, Tools::file_extfile.pathpath.expand, No

, Cauchy, Rayleigh, Rayleigh_tail, Landau, Levy, Levy_skew, Gamma, flat, Lognormal, CHISQ, fdist, tdist, beta, Logistic, Pareto, dir_2d, Weibull, Gumbel1, Gumbel2, Dirichlet. For discrete distributions, a finite value can be used Gsl_ran_discrete_preproc () to convert a distribution density column (or a scale factor) into a gsl_ran_discrete_t type structure and pass it to the Gsl_ran_ Discrete () generates a random number, gsl_ran_discrete_pdf () prod

distribution, Cauchy distribution, hypergeometric distribution, Poisson distribution, Bernoulli, and some special distributions such as Kolmogorov-smirnov, Nakagami, Weibull, and von-mises distributions. Also includes multivariate distributions such as multivariate normal distribution, multinomial, Independent, Joint and Mixture distributions.1.2.5 hypothesis Test (hypothesis Tests)Over 35 statistical hypothesis tests, including unidirectional and bi

understand these distributions):Random.gauss (MU,SIGMA) # randomly generates random numbers that conform to the Gaussian distribution. The Mu,sigma is a Gaussian distribution of two parameters.Random.expovariate (LAMBD) # randomly generates random numbers that conform to the exponential distribution. LAMBD is an exponential distribution of the number of parameters.There are also logarithmic distributions, which are normally distributed. Pareto distribution.

conforms to the Gaussian distribution, and the Mu,sigma is two parameters of the Gaussian distribution.Random.expovariate (LAMBD) # randomly generates a random number that conforms to the exponential distribution, LAMBD is the parameter of the exponential distribution.There are also logarithmic distributions, normal distribution, Pareto distributions, Weibull distributions.Suppose we have a group of people in a dance competition, in order to be fair,

integers 5.2 Bernoulli type distribution: (only yes/no two results, probability of a p, a 1-p)Bernoulli_distribution Bernoulli distribution binomial_distribution Two-item distribution geometry_distribution geometrical distribution negative_biomial_distribut Ion negative two-item distribution 5.3 rate-based Distributions:Distribution of exponential_distribution exponential distribution of poisson_distribution Poisson distribution gamma_distribution weibull_distribution

), hypergeometricdistribution (hypergeometric distribution), Poisson Distribution (Poisson distribution)Continuous distribution (continuous type distribution): Uniformdistribution (evenly distributed), normal Distribution/guassian distribution (normal distribution/Gaussian distribution), Exponentialdistribution (exponential distribution), lognormal distribution (logarithmic normal distribution), gammadistribution (gamma distribution), beta distribution (beta distribution ), Dirichlet distributio

), hypergeometricdistribution (hypergeometric distribution), Poisson Distribution (Poisson distribution)Continuous distribution (continuous type distribution): Uniformdistribution (evenly distributed), normal Distribution/guassian distribution (normal distribution/Gaussian distribution), Exponentialdistribution (exponential distribution), lognormal distribution (logarithmic normal distribution), gammadistribution (gamma distribution), beta distribution (beta distribution ), Dirichlet distributio

! 2.1 Common types of continuous distributions in statistics:1. Evenly distributed 2.Normal distribution-standard normal distribution 3. χ2 (Chi-square) Distribution 4.F distribution 5.T distribution 6. Exponential distribution--notice the difference from the Power law distribution 7.γ (gamma) Distribution 8.weibull distribution 9.β (Beta) distribution2.2 Connection between continuous distributionsThe normal distribution is the core of the statistics.