Difference between revisions of "Central limit theorem"
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:the distribution of an average of samples, taken from ''any''' type of underlying probability function, with approach a [[Normal distribution]] as the sample size increases. | :the distribution of an average of samples, taken from ''any''' type of underlying probability function, with approach a [[Normal distribution]] as the sample size increases. | ||
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Revision as of 16:56, November 26, 2015
The central limit theorem is a fundamental theorem in statistics. It states that:
- the distribution of an average of samples, taken from any' type of underlying probability function, with approach a Normal distribution as the sample size increases.