2002Application of Statistics and ManagementRequires access

A technique of drawing density curve and its application in the H-distribution models

Deng Shu-xian

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When a inverse function of monotone function can not show the explicit formula,the distribution density curve of continuous randon variable can be gained with a parametric equation. And when this method applies to fitting density curve of t(6) with density curve of h-distibution model,the fitting effect is good.

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When a inverse function of monotone function can not show the explicit formula,the distribution density curve of continuous randon variable can be gained with a parametric equation. And when this method applies to fitting density curve of t(6) with density curve of h-distibution model,the fitting effect is good.

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When a inverse function of monotone function can not show the explicit formula,the distribution density curve of continuous randon variable can be gained with a parametric equation. And when this method applies to fitting density curve of t(6) with density curve of h-distibution model,the fitting effect is good.

Key concepts: Curve fitting, Mathematics, Monotone polygon, Function (biology), Parametric equation, Parametric statistics, Distribution (mathematics), Probability density function

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