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Chi-Square Distribution Introduction
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Thanks! Never had a class for this subject but now I understand it all!
How does this distribution approach standard normal distribution (mean = 0) as df increases if the mean is increasing? Isn't it just approaching a normal distribution (not standard normal)?
You forgot to normalize the new chi-squared distributions. You need to make sure the multiple integral ("volume") under the multivariate probability distribution is equal to 1.
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Actually this introduction vid seems to be the only of your chi-square vids I´m having a hard time to understand haha. I guess I shouldn´t have skipped the basics.
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Can the chi-squared random vars follow any type of identically distributed set of random vars?
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the normal distribution is actually "standard normal" with (0,1) AND the degrees of freedom is N-1. NOT 1. If your gonna post stats stuff get it right