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Kernel density estimation of 100 normally distributed random numbers using different smoothing bandwidths. | | normally distributed | random numbers | statistics | Emanuel Parzen | non-parametric | estimating | probability density function | random variable | sample | population | extrapolate | histogram | kernel | smoothing | Gaussian function | mean | variance | histogram | Six Gaussians (red) and their sum (blue). The Parzen window density estimate f(x) is obtained by dividing this sum by 6, the number of Gaussians. The variance of the Gaussians was set to 0.5. Note that where the points are denser the density estimate will have higher values. | risk function | risk function | Matlab | Stata | R | SAS | SciPy | Kernel (statistics) | Kernel (mathematics) | Kernel smoothing | Mean-shift | Scale space | scale space | mode | ISBN 0-471-22361-1 | Categories | Estimation of densities | Non-parametric statistics |
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