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Davide Carpi		#1 Posted : 05 November 2012 14:30:15(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 13/01/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,710 Location: Italy Was thanked: 1378 time(s) in 902 post(s)		Hi all, Just a seed for statistical purposes Plugin handles primitives listed below: Sample Estimators Mean("matrix") - Returns the arithmetic mean from a sample. GeometricMean("matrix") - Returns the geometric mean from a sample. HarmonicMean("matrix") - Returns the harmonic mean from a sample. WeightedMean("1:matrix", "2:matrix") - Returns the weighted arithmetic mean from a sample "1:matrix" and a corresponding weight "2:matrix". Median("matrix") - Returns the median value from a sample. Mode("matrix") - Returns the mode value from a sample. Mode("1:matrix", "2:variable") - Returns the mode value from a sample and the number of occourrences. Moment("1:matrix", "2:number") - Returns the "2:number"th central moment of a sample "1:matrix". StdDev("matrix") - Returns the unbiased standard deviation from a sample "1:matrix". Variance("matrix") - Returns the unbiased variance from a sample "1:matrix". Skewness("matrix") - Returns the g₁ skewness from a sample (biased). Kurtosis("matrix") - Returns the β₂ kurtosis from a sample. KurtosisExcess("matrix") - Returns the γ₂ kurtosis excess from a sample. Intercept("1:matrix", "2:matrix") - Returns the intercept of the straight line given by a simple linear regression from a data points "1:matrix","2:matrix". Slope("1:matrix", "2:matrix") - Returns the slope of the straight line given by a simple linear regression from a data points "1:matrix","2:matrix". Probability Density Functions pdf.Binomial("1:number", "2:number") - Returns the Binomial pdf of k successes with "1:number" trials and "2:number" success probability ∈[0;1] in each trial. pdf.Binomial("1:number", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Binomial pdf value of "1:number" successes with "2:number" trials and "3:number" success probability ∈[0;1] in each trial. pdf.Cauchy("variable") - Returns the Standard Cauchy pdf (x.0 = 0 and γ = 1) evaluated in "1:variable" points. pdf.Cauchy("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Cauchy pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" location parameter and the "3:number" scale parameter. pdf.ChiSquare("variable") - Returns the Χ² single degree of freedom pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points. pdf.ChiSquare("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Χ² pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" degrees of freedom. pdf.Exponential("variable") - Returns the Standard Exponential pdf (λ = 1) evaluated in "1:variable" points. pdf.Exponential("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Exponential pdf in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" rate parameter. pdf.F("variable") - Returns the Fisher-Snedecor F single degree of freedom pdf evaluated in "1:variable". pdf.F("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Fisher-Snedecor F pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" numerator and "3:number" denominator degrees of freedom. pdf.Geometric("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Geometric pdf of failures until the first success, for "1:variable" trials ∈[0;n] and single trial success probability "2:number" ∈(0;1]. pdf.GeometricShifted("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Geometric pdf used for modeling the number of trials until the first success, for "1:variable" trials ∈[1;n] and single trial success probability "2:number" ∈(0;1]. pdf.Normal("variable") - Returns the Standard Normal pdf (null mean and unitary standard deviation) evaluated in "1:variable" points. pdf.Normal("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Normal pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" mean and unitary standard deviation. pdf.Normal("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Normal pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" mean and "3:number" as standard deviation. pdf.Poisson("variable") - Returns the Standard Poisson pdf (λ = 1) evaluated in "1:variable" points. pdf.Poisson("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Poisson pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" as expected value. pdf.Rayleigh("variable") - Returns the Standard Rayleigh pdf (σ = 1) evaluated in "1:variable" points. pdf.Rayleigh("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Rayleigh pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" as standard deviation. pdf.t("variable") - Returns the Student's t single degree of freedom pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points. pdf.t("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Student's t pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" degrees of freedom. pdf.Uniform("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Uniform Continuous pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points, inside the ["2:number","3:number"] interval of values. pdf.UniformDiscrete("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Uniform Discrete pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points, inside the ["2:number","3:number"] interval of values. pdf.Weibull("variable") - Returns the Standard Weibull pdf (λ = 1 and k = 1) evaluated in "1:variable" points. pdf.Weibull("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Weibull pdf evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" scale parameter and the "3:number" shape parameter. Cumulative Density Functions CDF.Binomial("1:number", "2:number") - Returns the Binomial CDF of k successes with "1:number" trials and "2:number" success probability ∈[0;1] in each trial. CDF.Binomial("1:number", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Binomial CDF value of "1:number" successes with "2:number" trials and "3:number" success probability ∈[0;1] in each trial. CDF.Cauchy("variable") - Returns the Standard Cauchy CDF (x.0 = 0 and γ = 1) evaluated in "1:variable" points. CDF.Cauchy("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Cauchy CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" location parameter and the "3:number" scale parameter. CDF.ChiSquare("variable") - Returns the Χ² single degree of freedom CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points. CDF.ChiSquare("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Χ² CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" degrees of freedom. CDF.Exponential("variable") - Returns the Standard Exponential CDF (λ = 1) evaluated in "1:variable" points. CDF.Exponential("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Exponential CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" rate parameter. CDF.F("variable") - Returns the Fisher-Snedecor F single degree of freedom CDF evaluated in "1:variable". CDF.F("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Fisher-Snedecor F CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" numerator and "3:number" denominator degrees of freedom. CDF.Geometric("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Geometric CDF of failures until the first success, for "1:variable" trials ∈[0;n] and single trial success probability "2:number" ∈(0;1]. CDF.GeometricShifted("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Geometric Shifted CDF used for modeling the number of trials until the first success, for "1:variable" trials ∈[1;n] and single trial success probability "2:number" ∈(0;1]. CDF.Normal("variable") - Returns the Standard Normal CDF (null mean and unitary standard deviation) evaluated in "1:variable" points. CDF.Normal("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Normal CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" mean and unitary standard deviation. CDF.Normal("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Normal CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" mean and "3:number" as standard deviation. CDF.Poisson("variable") - Returns the Standard Poisson CDF (λ = 1) evaluated in "1:variable" points. CDF.Poisson("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Poisson CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" as expected value. CDF.Rayleigh("variable") - Returns the Standard Rayleigh CDF (σ = 1) evaluated in "1:variable" points. CDF.Rayleigh("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Rayleigh CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" as standard deviation. CDF.t("variable") - Returns the Student's t single degree of freedom CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points. CDF.t("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Student's t CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" degrees of freedom. CDF.Uniform("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Uniform Continuous CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, inside the ["2:number","3:number"] interval of values. CDF.UniformDiscrete("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Uniform Discrete CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, inside the ["2:number","3:number"] interval of values. CDF.Weibull("variable") - Returns the Standard Weibull CDF (λ = 1 and k = 1) evaluated in "1:variable" points. CDF.Weibull("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Weibull CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points, using assigned "2:number" scale parameter and the "3:number" shape parameter. Quantile functions ICDF.Binomial("1:number", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Binomial quantile function for "1:number" probability values ∈[0;1] with "2:number" trials and "3:number" success probability ∈[0;1] in each trial. ICDF.Cauchy("variable") - Returns the Standard Cauchy quantile function (x.0 = 0 and γ = 1) evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1]. ICDF.Cauchy("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Cauchy quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1], using assigned "2:number" location parameter and the "3:number" scale parameter. ICDF.Exponential("variable") - Returns the Standard Exponential quantile function (λ = 1) evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1]. ICDF.ChiSquare("1:variable") - Returns the single degree of freedom Χ² quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1]. ICDF.ChiSquare("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the single degree of freedom Χ² quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1], using assigned "2:number" degrees of freedom. ICDF.F("1:variable") - Returns the single degree of freedom Fisher-Snedecor F quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1]. ICDF.F("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the single degree of freedom Fisher-Snedecor F quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1], "2:number" numerator and "3:number" denominator degrees of freedom. ICDF.Exponential("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Exponential quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1], using assigned "2:number" rate parameter. ICDF.Geometric("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Geometric quantile function, for "1:variable" probability values ∈(0;1] to observe n successes with single trial probability "2:number" ∈(0;1]. ICDF.GeometricShifted("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Geometric Shifted quantile function used for modeling the number of trials until the first success, for "1:variable" probability values ∈(0;1] to observe n failures until the first success with single trial probability "2:number" ∈(0;1]. ICDF.Normal("variable") - Returns the Standard Normal quantile function (null mean and unitary standard deviation) evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1]. ICDF.Normal("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Normal quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1], using assigned "2:number" mean and unitary standard deviation. ICDF.Normal("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Normal quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values, using assigned "2:number" mean and "3:number" as standard deviation. ICDF.Poisson("variable") - Returns the Standard quantile function (λ = 1) evaluated for "1:variable" probability values. ICDF.Poisson("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Poisson quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1], using assigned "2:number" as expected value. ICDF.Rayleigh("variable") - Returns the Standard Rayleigh quantile function (σ = 1) evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1]. ICDF.Rayleigh("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Rayleigh quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1], using assigned "2:number" as standard deviation. ICDF.t("1:variable") - Returns the Standard Student's t quantile function (ν = 1) evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1]. ICDF.t("1:variable", "2:number") - Returns the Student's t quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1], using assigned "2:number" degrees of freedom (ν). ICDF.Uniform("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Uniform Continuous quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1], inside the ["2:number","3:number"] interval of values. ICDF.UniformDiscrete("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Uniform Discrete quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1], inside the ["2:number","3:number"] interval of values. ICDF.Weibull("variable") - Returns the Standard Weibull quantile function (λ = 1 and k = 1) evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1]. ICDF.Weibull("1:variable", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns the Weibull quantile function evaluated for "1:variable" probability values ∈[0;1], using assigned "2:number" scale parameter and the "3:number" shape parameter. Random Numbers Random("number") - Returns a vector containing "1:number" of random values between 0 and 1 with uniform distribution. Random("1:number", "2:number") - Returns a "1:number" x "2:number" rectangular matrix containing random values between 0 and 1 with uniform distribution. Random.N("1:number", "2:number") - Returns a random value between "1:number" and "2:number" with uniform distribution. "1:number" and "2:number" must be between -2147483648 and 2147483646. Random.N("1:number", "2:number", "3:number") - Returns a vector containing "1:number" of random values between "2:number" and "3:number" with uniform distribution. "2:number" and "3:number" must be between -2147483648 and 2147483646. Random.N("1:number", "2:number", "3:number", "4:number") - Returns a "1:number" x "2:number" rectangular matrix containing random values between "3:number" and "4:number" with uniform distribution. "3:number" and "4:number" must be between -2147483648 and 2147483646. Tools Beta("1:variable", "2:variable") - Returns the Beta function of "1:variable" and "2:variable" positive parameters. BetaRegularized("1:variable", "2:variable", "3:variable") - Returns the Regularized Beta function evaluated in "1:variable" ∈[0;1], using "2:variable" and "3:variable" positive parameters. GammaRegularized.P("1:variable", "2:variable") - Regularized Gamma function P(a,x):γ(a,x)/Γ(a). GammaRegularized.Q("1:variable", "2:variable") - Regularized Gamma function Q(a,x):Γ(a,x)/Γ(a). Dirac("variable") - Dirac delta function, evaluated in "1:variable" points. Dirac("1:variable", "2:number") - Dirac delta function, evaluated in "1:variable" points and shifted in the "2:number" point. erf("variable") - Approximated error function (Abramowitz and Stegun - max error: 1.5E-7), evaluated in "1:variable" points. erf("1:variable", "2:number") - Approximated error function (Abramowitz and Stegun - max error: 1.5E-7), evaluated in "1:variable" points and shifted in the "2:number" point. erfc("variable") - Approximated complementary error function (Abramowitz and Stegun - max error: 1.5E-7), evaluated in "1:variable" points. erfc("1:variable", "2:number") - Approximated complementary error function (Abramowitz and Stegun - max error: 1.5E-7), evaluated in "1:variable" points and shifted in the "2:number" point. erfinv("variable") - Approximated inverse error function, evaluated in "1:variable" points. Heaviside("variable") - Heaviside step function, evaluated in "1:variable" points. Heaviside("1:variable", "2:number") - Heaviside step function, evaluated in "1:variable" points and shifted in the "2:number" point. Heaviside.D("variable") - Discrete Heaviside step function, evaluated in "1:variable" points. Heaviside.D("1:variable", "2:number") - Discrete Heaviside step function, evaluated in "1:variable" points and shifted in the "2:number" point. Ceil("variable") - Ceil function. Returns the smallest integer greater than or equal to "1:variable". Floor("variable") - Floor function. Returns the largest integer less than or equal to "1:variable". 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omorr		#2 Posted : 05 November 2012 15:01:07(UTC)
Rank: Administration Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 23/06/2009(UTC) Posts: 1,740 Was thanked: 318 time(s) in 268 post(s)		Hello w3b5urf3r, I remained almost speechless by seeing this ancing: rinks: Have no words to express my gratitude for this plugin Just hope that the inverse cumulative distributions would be applied as well. Just one suggestion if you would not mind. There is a naming convention in Mathcad and R ("lingua franca" for statistics). pdf (probability density starts with d - like dnorm) cdf (cumulative probability function starts with p - like pnorm) inverse cdf (inverse cumulative probability function starts with q - like qnorm) random numbers from a distribution starting with r - like rnorm Regards, Radovan EDIT: Maybe redundant to say, but besides normal there are t-student, chi-squared and F which are "must have" continuous distributions. Edited by user 05 November 2012 16:02:17(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified
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mkraska		#3 Posted : 05 November 2012 22:08:53(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered Joined: 15/04/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,035 Was thanked: 1167 time(s) in 746 post(s)		Hello w3b5urf3r, thank you for the great work. I just got one question. As far as I understand, the Mode function gives the value (or a vector of values) with the highest number of occurences in a dataset. Then, in the following the result should be a vector of (1 2 3 5) with 4 occurences. Mode(mat(1,3,5,1,6,2,3,2,5,2,3,5,5,2,1,3,4,1,3,6),1)=mat(mat(5,1,1),mat(2,1,1),2,1)@# Best regards, Martin BTW, I like the smart handling of vector arguments in functions! Edited by user 05 November 2012 22:12:09(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified
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Davide Carpi		#4 Posted : 06 November 2012 02:17:40(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 13/01/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,710 Location: Italy Was thanked: 1378 time(s) in 902 post(s)		Originally Posted by: mkraska Hello w3b5urf3r, thank you for the great work. I just got one question. As far as I understand, the Mode function gives the value (or a vector of values) with the highest number of occurences in a dataset. Then, in the following the result should be a vector of (1 2 3 5) with 4 occurences. Mode(mat(1,3,5,1,6,2,3,2,5,2,3,5,5,2,1,3,4,1,3,6),1)=mat(mat(5,1,1),mat(2,1,1),2,1)@# Best regards, Martin BTW, I like the smart handling of vector arguments in functions! Thank you Martin, I've lost 2 lines of code cleaning the sources... fixed & updated best regards w3b5urf3r
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mkraska		#5 Posted : 07 November 2012 02:23:55(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered Joined: 15/04/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,035 Was thanked: 1167 time(s) in 746 post(s)		Hello w3b5urf3r, some minor doc issues: in pdf.sm, the doc for pdf.uniform needs a little correction: f(x,a,:line(if(a>b,line(swap:a,a:b,b:swap,3,1),0),if((x≥a)&(x≤,1/{b-a},0),2,1) Also, the pdf.Rayleigh(2) and cdf.Rayleigh(2) help strings seem to have a copy-paste error. Best regards, Martin Edited by user 07 November 2012 18:45:38(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified
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omorr		#6 Posted : 07 November 2012 12:03:45(UTC)
Rank: Administration Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 23/06/2009(UTC) Posts: 1,740 Was thanked: 318 time(s) in 268 post(s)		Hello w3b5urf3r, I would kindly ask you to insert into this plugin at least intercept(x,y) and slope(x,y) functions for calculating the least square intercept and slope of a straight line giving two data vectors. Regards, Radovan Edited by user 07 November 2012 12:05:52(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified
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Davide Carpi		#7 Posted : 08 November 2012 17:36:35(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 13/01/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,710 Location: Italy Was thanked: 1378 time(s) in 902 post(s)		Originally Posted by: omorr Hello w3b5urf3r, I would kindly ask you to insert into this plugin at least intercept(x,y) and slope(x,y) functions for calculating the least square intercept and slope of a straight line giving two data vectors. Regards, Radovan Ok . Originally Posted by: mkraska Hello w3b5urf3r, some minor doc issues: in pdf.sm, the doc for pdf.uniform needs a little correction: f(x,a,:line(if(a>b,line(swap:a,a:b,b:swap,3,1),0),if((x≥a)&(x≤,1/{b-a},0),2,1) Also, the pdf.Rayleigh(2) and cdf.Rayleigh(2) help strings seem to have a copy-paste error. Best regards, Martin Done, will be available in the next relase . regards, w3b5urf3r Edited by user 08 November 2012 19:12:21(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified Davide Carpi attached the following image(s):
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Davide Carpi		#8 Posted : 02 December 2012 15:07:42(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 13/01/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,710 Location: Italy Was thanked: 1378 time(s) in 902 post(s)		PLUGIN UPDATED - added more tools: Regularized Beta function, Regularized Gamma functions (P and Q), Ceil, Floor, error function, inverse error function; - added more estimators: Kurtosis, Kurtosis Excess, Moment, Skewness, Intercept, Slope; - added more probability distributions: Student's t, Fisher-Snedecor, Chi-squared, Cauchy; - added quantiles (all distributions except Student's t, Fisher-Snedecor and Chi-squared). best regards, w3b5urf3r Edited by user 02 December 2012 16:48:06(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified
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omorr		#9 Posted : 02 December 2012 21:43:33(UTC)
Rank: Administration Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 23/06/2009(UTC) Posts: 1,740 Was thanked: 318 time(s) in 268 post(s)		Hello w3b5urf3r, Many thanks for this plugin . Just played a bit, and have seen a problem with CDF.ChiSquare( "variable" )-(image attached). Did not quite understand why this problem appear at the moment. Also, do not quite understand what this description mean CDF.ChiSquare( "variable" ) - Returns the Χ² sDOF CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points. I suppose that sDOF means "single degree of freedom" Regards, Radovan Edited by user 02 December 2012 21:45:16(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified omorr attached the following image(s):
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Davide Carpi		#10 Posted : 02 December 2012 23:02:26(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 13/01/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,710 Location: Italy Was thanked: 1378 time(s) in 902 post(s)		Originally Posted by: omorr Hello w3b5urf3r, Many thanks for this plugin . Just played a bit, and have seen a problem with CDF.ChiSquare( "variable" )-(image attached). Did not quite understand why this problem appear at the moment. Also, do not quite understand what this description mean CDF.ChiSquare( "variable" ) - Returns the Χ² sDOF CDF evaluated in "1:variable" points. I suppose that sDOF means "single degree of freedom" Regards, Radovan seem that some eval() in the Reguarized Gamma functions it's stricly necessary for some value.... fixed and updated You supposed right Now I've extended the acronym EDIT: plugin updated again (Mean and StdDev names) regards, w3b5urf3r Edited by user 03 December 2012 02:53:14(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified Davide Carpi attached the following image(s):
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omorr		#11 Posted : 03 December 2012 11:21:12(UTC)
Rank: Administration Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 23/06/2009(UTC) Posts: 1,740 Was thanked: 318 time(s) in 268 post(s)		Hello w3b5urf3r, I wonder why all of the functions inside plugin are not in a separate function category. They are inside "Matrix and vector" function category now. Not so important at the moment, I am just curious Regards, Radovan P.S. I am looking forward to the missing ICDF's
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Davide Carpi		#12 Posted : 03 December 2012 13:14:54(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 13/01/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,710 Location: Italy Was thanked: 1378 time(s) in 902 post(s)		Originally Posted by: omorr Hello w3b5urf3r, I wonder why all of the functions inside plugin are not in a separate function category. They are inside "Matrix and vector" function category now. Not so important at the moment, I am just curious Regards, Radovan P.S. I am looking forward to the missing ICDF's Hi omorr, I'd like to put them in a new category "Statistics" but I do not know if it is possible to expand the available categories through the plugin. Because all functions accept a vector as input i've grouped all as "matrix and vector". About the missing ICDF I'm looking for a fast and accurate algorithm to compute each of them... if I find anything I will use a bisection algorithm regards, w3b5urf3r
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turducken		#13 Posted : 07 February 2013 22:16:18(UTC)
Rank: Newbie Groups: Registered Joined: 07/02/2013(UTC) Posts: 4		Will this plugin eventually have the ability to produce a random number from a normal or Gaussian distribution (rather than uniform distribution)? I would be using this to create random white Gaussian noise to simulate measured/actual situations. For instance, Mathcad has the function rnorm() that does this. Thank you, and I greatly appreciate SMath and am looking forward to transitioning to it once I understand it has all the capabilities I need.


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Davide Carpi		#14 Posted : 08 February 2013 13:50:45(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 13/01/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,710 Location: Italy Was thanked: 1378 time(s) in 902 post(s)		Originally Posted by: turducken Will this plugin eventually have the ability to produce a random number from a normal or Gaussian distribution (rather than uniform distribution)? I would be using this to create random white Gaussian noise to simulate measured/actual situations. For instance, Mathcad has the function rnorm() that does this. Thank you, and I greatly appreciate SMath and am looking forward to transitioning to it once I understand it has all the capabilities I need. Sure, soon or later... best regards, w3b5urf3r
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Davide Carpi		#15 Posted : 04 June 2013 09:51:08(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 13/01/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,710 Location: Italy Was thanked: 1378 time(s) in 902 post(s)		A Nightly update for anyone are using SMath Studio 0.96.4902 (plugins -> online gallery) and for anyone are using the previous SMath Studio relases (1st post). - improvements of existing Random() functions (seed issues) - Added a Guid (after the download an error should appear using worksheets created with the old plugin, just continue and save again the file) - Sources are moved to the SVN server (there is a link in the first post) best regards, w3b5urf3r Edited by user 04 June 2013 13:44:06(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified
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mkraska		#16 Posted : 03 September 2013 16:20:39(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered Joined: 15/04/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,035 Was thanked: 1167 time(s) in 746 post(s)		There is a problem with plotting the Gamma function, see attachment. Might be an issue of plotregion rather than Statistical tools... Edited by user 03 September 2013 16:23:36(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified File Attachment(s): Gamma.sm (9kb) downloaded 85 time(s). mkraska attached the following image(s):
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Davide Carpi		#17 Posted : 03 September 2013 17:13:12(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 13/01/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,710 Location: Italy Was thanked: 1378 time(s) in 902 post(s)		Gamma(1) is a built-in function, don't know what's the issue
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mkraska		#18 Posted : 03 September 2013 18:59:58(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered Joined: 15/04/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,035 Was thanked: 1167 time(s) in 746 post(s)		Originally Posted by: w3b5urf3r_reloaded Gamma(1) is a built-in function, don't know what's the issue Sorry, I was tricked by the capital letter... One more reason to mention the plugin in the description string in order to avoid such confusion. Sometimes I check plugin origin of a given function by switching off the guessed one and trying if I still get the function. As that is not really handy, I tend to be lazy just like in the given case :-(
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Davide Carpi		#19 Posted : 15 September 2015 11:52:13(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 13/01/2012(UTC) Posts: 2,710 Location: Italy Was thanked: 1378 time(s) in 902 post(s)		PLUGIN UPDATED SMath Studio 0.97.5581 .NET Framework 3.5 required; (SS-91) Added missing quantiles (Chi Square, Student's t, F) using the Meta Numerics library 2.2.1.0 (website, license); erf, erfc, erfinv from Mata.Numerics; minor code changes; Edited by user 15 September 2015 11:57:06(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified
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omorr		#20 Posted : 15 September 2015 19:32:05(UTC)
Rank: Administration Groups: Registered, Advanced Member Joined: 23/06/2009(UTC) Posts: 1,740 Was thanked: 318 time(s) in 268 post(s)		Thank you Davide, At last...long awaited quantile functions Best Regards, Radovan
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