Talk:Normal distribution
Brownian Motion Solution
Exercise #1
In the Brownian motion example,
The @Time=1 value is always 0. Your exercise is to alter the expression to make the @Time=1 value random as well.
Solution
Exercise #2
In the Brownian motion example,
The @Time=1 value is random. Modify the example so that the @Time=1 value is always 0, and such that the @Time=1 value is a single random step from the start.
Solution
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