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Probability Distributions
Data frequency models, random sample generation, parameter estimation
Fit probability distributions to sample data, evaluate probability functions such as pdf and cdf, calculate summary statistics such as mean and median, visualize sample data, generate random numbers, and so on. Work with probability distributions using probability distribution objects, command line functions, or interactive apps. For more information about each of these options, see Working with Probability Distributions.
Probability Distribution Basics
- Working with Probability Distributions
- Compare Multiple Distribution Fits
- Fit Probability Distribution Objects to Grouped Data
- Nonparametric and Empirical Probability Distributions
- Supported Distributions
- Random Number Generation
- Maximum Likelihood Estimation
- Negative Loglikelihood Functions
- Grouping Variables
Categories
- Discrete Distributions
Compute, fit, or generate samples from integer-valued distributions
- Continuous Distributions
Compute, fit, or generate samples from real-valued distributions
- Multivariate Distributions
Compute, fit, or generate samples from vector-valued distributions
- Exploration and Visualization
Plot distribution functions, interactively fit distributions, create plots, and generate random numbers
- Pseudorandom and Quasirandom Number Generation
Generate pseudorandom and quasirandom sample data
- Resampling Techniques
Resample data set using bootstrap, jackknife, and cross validation