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− | = Normal_serial_correl(x,r,i) = | + | == Normal_serial_correl(x, r, i) == |
+ | Generates an array over index «i» of normal distributions with mean «m», standard deviation ''s'', and correlation «r» between successive values over index «i». You can give each distribution a different mean and/or standard deviation if ''m'' and/or ''s'' are arrays indexed by «i». If «r» is indexed by «i», ''r[i = k]'' specifies the correlation between ''result[i = k]'' and ''result[i = k - 1]''. (Then the first correlation, [[slice]](r, i, 1) is ignored.) | ||
− | + | == Library == | |
− | + | Multivariate Distributions library functions ([[media:Multivariate Distributions.ana |Multivariate Distributions.ana]]) | |
− | + | :Use '''File → Add Library...''' to add this library | |
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− | Multivariate Distributions.ana | ||
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+ | == See Also == | ||
* [[Dist_serial_correl]] | * [[Dist_serial_correl]] | ||
* [[Normal_additive_growth]] | * [[Normal_additive_growth]] | ||
* [[Normal_compound_gro]] | * [[Normal_compound_gro]] | ||
+ | * [[Multivariate distributions]] | ||
+ | * [[media:Multivariate Distributions.ana |Multivariate Distributions.ana]] |
Latest revision as of 00:36, 24 February 2016
Normal_serial_correl(x, r, i)
Generates an array over index «i» of normal distributions with mean «m», standard deviation s, and correlation «r» between successive values over index «i». You can give each distribution a different mean and/or standard deviation if m and/or s are arrays indexed by «i». If «r» is indexed by «i», r[i = k] specifies the correlation between result[i = k] and result[i = k - 1]. (Then the first correlation, slice(r, i, 1) is ignored.)
Library
Multivariate Distributions library functions (Multivariate Distributions.ana)
- Use File → Add Library... to add this library
See Also
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