yyasinta

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Oct 21	revised	Different results for MaximumLikelihood depending on method? added 127 characters in body
Oct 18	accepted	How to evaluate the sum using values from the data being input
Oct 18	asked	How to evaluate the sum using values from the data being input
Oct 18	comment	Different results for MaximumLikelihood depending on method? yes, the proportion of zeros in my data is very high, more than 90%.
Oct 12	accepted	How to calculate the mode of a probability distribution
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Oct 12	comment	How to calculate the mode of a probability distribution @whubber, thank you for such a detail and useful explanation. However, where should I input my numeric parameters into? I have tried to input the value into last equation and when I define the dist, but it doesnt work.
Oct 11	revised	How to calculate the mode of a probability distribution added 307 characters in body; edited tags
Oct 11	comment	How to calculate the mode of a probability distribution my only problem with this command is that it takes ages in my Mathematica to run it with very large numeric parameters value. :(
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Oct 11	comment	How to calculate the mode of a probability distribution will this work if I substitute the parameters with numerical values? Cause I tried to use your suggestion with alpha=1 and beta=2 but then it gives me this message:PolynomialGCD::lrgexp: Exponent is out of bounds for function PolynomialGCD.
Oct 11	comment	How to calculate the mode of a probability distribution hi, thanks for the suggestion! I will change my username soon :) I have tried use commonest but here is what I got: Commonest::arg1: The first argument is expected to be a list.
Oct 11	asked	How to calculate the mode of a probability distribution
Oct 10	accepted	Different results for MaximumLikelihood depending on method?
Oct 10	comment	How to find the variance under the assumption that x follows some probability distribution perfect!! thanks :))
Oct 10	accepted	How to find the variance under the assumption that x follows some probability distribution
Oct 10	comment	How to find the variance under the assumption that x follows some probability distribution ah, so we are using the fact that var(x)=E(x^2)-E(X)^2 thanks!!
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