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Probability Density Function | (PDF). | ||
Probability Density Function refers to the density of a continuous random variable. | |||
PDF is used to specify the probability of a random variable within a particular range as opposed to taking a single value. | PDF is used to specify the probability of a random variable within a particular range as opposed to taking a single value. | ||
Normal | Normal distribution is an example of a PDF. | ||
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* [[Mean]] | * [[Mean]] | ||
* [[Normal frequency distribution]] | * [[Normal frequency distribution]] | ||
* [[PDF]] | |||
* [[Standard deviation]] | * [[Standard deviation]] | ||
* [[Variance]] | * [[Variance]] | ||
* [[Z statistic]] | * [[Z statistic]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:45, 24 December 2019
Financial maths.
(PDF).
Probability Density Function refers to the density of a continuous random variable.
PDF is used to specify the probability of a random variable within a particular range as opposed to taking a single value.
Normal distribution is an example of a PDF.
