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this is a graph taken from a normal distributed, randomly generated data using the inverse and function with rnd() on excel
someone tell me how to make that, with 0 variance?
and how to make a graph of a skewed distribution?
How to make a graph???
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SkylineSC
United States564 Posts
this is a graph taken from a normal distributed, randomly generated data using the inverse and function with rnd() on excel someone tell me how to make that, with 0 variance? and how to make a graph of a skewed distribution? | ||
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StorrZerg
United States13919 Posts
they are pretty user friendly imo and if your having trouble you can always google how to do something | ||
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SkylineSC
United States564 Posts
how would I graph a perfect normal curve and a perfect skewed distribution on excel and have the ability to comment on the graph as i wish? | ||
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JodoYodo
Canada1772 Posts
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SchOOl_VicTIm
Greece2394 Posts
If you can get your hands on Origin, it's a more powerful program, specifically for making graphs, and a bit easier to use as well. But if you have excel already (which you probably do) give it a shot over there first, you shouldn't have that much trouble. | ||
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Thegilaboy
United States2018 Posts
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Chill
Calgary25989 Posts
are you kidding me? | ||
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baller
527 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/VxGrxeA.jpg) | ||
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SkylineSC
United States564 Posts
and I know how to graph on excel. but how do I graph 2 perfect normal curves????????? | ||
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SkylineSC
United States564 Posts
On March 24 2010 05:19 baller wrote: thanks, if you could make that with a normal distribution and skewed distribution, that would be nice. | ||
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LaLuSh
Sweden2358 Posts
http://www.padowan.dk/graph/ Give him a break about excel. Takes time to learn how to use it properly, and doesn't allow graphing pure functions without input data as far as I know. While there are ways of generating these data columns, they still take time and effort to learn how to do. | ||
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baller
527 Posts
On March 24 2010 05:20 SkylineSC wrote: thanks, if you could make that with a normal distribution and skewed distribution, that would be nice. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/ad3eLTX.jpg) | ||
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SkylineSC
United States564 Posts
but hey, I do appreciate the comedic effort | ||
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Caller
Poland8075 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.27bslash6.com/images/simons_graphs_01.gif) | ||
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Chill
Calgary25989 Posts
?????????? are you seriously asking how to draw 2 graphs together? the worst part is that you KNOW how to do it but youre too lazy to do it | ||
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HeaDStrong
Scotland785 Posts
simply generate a your x values and then put them in the Gaussian and if you want a slightly skewed graph, do some randomization... ez pz.... | ||
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StorrZerg
United States13919 Posts
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baller
527 Posts
On March 24 2010 05:27 SkylineSC wrote: K baller, look dumber by posting here. chill provided a link of normal distribution, look at it first plz. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/jEE3FpE.jpg) | ||
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SkylineSC
United States564 Posts
On March 24 2010 05:22 LaLuSh wrote: I use this basic program for simple graphs. Allows graphing functions (which probably is what you're looking for). http://www.padowan.dk/graph/ Give him a break about excel. Takes time to learn how to use it properly, and doesn't allow graphing pure functions without input data as far as I know. While there are ways of generating these data columns, they still take time to learn how to do properly. look you guys must think I'm retarded. I know how to graph using excel. I know how to generate numbers, and I can generated data from a normal distribution. BUT ITS NOT PERFECT this is a graph taken from a normal distributed, randomly generated data using the inverse and function with rnd(). someone tell me how to make that, with 0 variance? god, its amazing how little help the posts and the smartass attitude that comes with it. | ||
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SkylineSC
United States564 Posts
thanks all. | ||
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