Generation of pseudo-random normal rvs. generate sample size of l rvs,
each iid n(mu, si...
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Generation of pseudo-random normal rvs. generate sample size of l rvs,
each iid n(mu, sigma^2) rvs. histogram these with nbins =25; see myhistc. m under files, or use your own. however, read the next section because an overlay is required.
develop a plot where you overlay the normalized histogram (with area 1) with the theoretical pdf. show the goodness of fit is good using a chi-squared test. you should know this from your earlier stats class. take mu=-6, sigma^2 = 2; try different sample sizes of l = 10^2,10^3,10^4.
since these are generated using randn, the fit will be excellent and the chi-squared will be small.
myhistc. m
function [xknt, outknt, xcenter, xdelta] = myhistc(x, nbins, xend);
%function [xknt, outknt, xcenter, xdelta] = myhistc(x, nbins, xend);
% a histogram with nbins within the range [xend(1), xend(2)]
% xend (1: 2), for edges, beyond xend, data is counted in outknt
flagprint = 1; %change to 1 for printing and plotting
x = x(: ); lx = length(x);
outknt = zeros(2,1); xknt = zeros(nbins,1);
lindx=0; indx=find(x < = xend(1)); lindx=length(indx); if(lindx ~= 0); outknt(1)=lindx; end
x(indx)=[];
lindx=0; indx=find(x > xend(2)); lindx=length(indx); if(lindx ~= 0); outknt(2)=lindx; end
x(indx)=[];
xdelta = (xend(2)-xend(1))/nbins; xbin = xend(1) + [0: nbins]*xdelta;
xcenter = zeros(nbins,1);
% loop over the few bins, not over the many data
for ibin=[1: nbins]; % loop over bins, not data
lindx=0; indx=find( (xbin(ibin)< x)& ( x < =xbin(ibin+1)) ); lindx=length(indx);
xcenter(ibin) = mean([xbin(ibin) xbin(ibin+1)]);
if(lindx~=0); xknt(ibin)=lindx; end%%x(indx)=[]; end
%disp([ibin, xbin(ibin) xbin(ibin+1) xcenter(ibin) xknt(ibin)])
end
if(flagprint==1);
format bank
disp([' binid lowedge upedge center count'])
for ibin=[1: nbins]; % loop over bins, not data
disp([ibin, xbin(ibin) xbin(ibin+1) xcenter(ibin) xknt(ibin)])
end
end
format short e
if(flagprint==1);
plot( xcenter, xknt,'r*-'); grid
end
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