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st: Fuction Fden Help
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Bryan Griffin <[email protected]>
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Subject
st: Fuction Fden Help
Date
Mon, 5 Mar 2012 13:05:12 -0500
Hi --
I would like to create a plot showing density of F distribution for various
degrees of freedom, but I'm having difficulty getting this to work. I was
not able to find an example for the F distribution in the archives or on
the net, but I found this example which works well for the normal
distribution:
graph twoway function normden(x, 0, 1) , range(-5 5)
So using that as an example, I tried a number of variations of this
twoway function Fden(3,20,1)
No matter what numbers I place within the Fden() function the returned
graph is a flat line.
I also tried specifying a range, like this
twoway function Fden(3,20,1), range(.1 100)
but, again, no matter which numbers I try the graph returns a flat line.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Bryan
P.S. Here's the Function help information:
Title
[D] functions -- Functions
Probability density function
Fden(n1,n2,f)
Domain n1: 1e-323 to 8e+307 (may be nonintegral)
Domain n2: 1e-323 to 8e+307 (may be nonintegral)
Domain f: -8e+307 to 8e+307
Interesting domain is f > 0
Range: 0 to 8e+307
Description: returns the probability density function for the F
distribution with n1 numerator and n2 denominator degrees of freedom.
returns 0 if f < 0.
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