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Central Limit Theore
Central Limit Theore
SUBMITTED TO:
Sir. Syed Aziz
SUBMITTED BY:
M.FARHAN JAVED
DATE: 24/Oct/2011
Here's an example: The uniform distribution on the left is obviously non-Normal. Call that the parent distribution
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compute an average, Xbar, two samples are drawn, random, from the parent distribution and averaged. Then another sample of two is drawn and another value of Xbar computed. This process is repeated, over, and averages of two are computed. The distribution of averages of two is shown on the left.
Repeatedly taking three from the parent distribution, and computing the averages, produces the probability density on the left.
Repeatedly taking four from the parent distribution, and computing the averages, produces the probability density on the left.
Repeatedly taking eight from the parent distribution, and computing the averages, produces the probability density on the left
Repeatedly taking sixteen from the parent computing the averages, produces the density on the left.
Repeatedly taking thirty-two from the parent distribution, and computing the averages, produces the probability density on the left.