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A '''probability distribution''' describes how a series of data is approximately laid out. The most commonly seen probability distribution is the [[normal distribution]] which has a bell-shaped curve. A lot of data occurring in nature fits the normal distribution. | A '''probability distribution''' describes how a series of data is approximately laid out. The most commonly seen probability distribution is the [[normal distribution]] which has a bell-shaped curve. A lot of data occurring in nature fits the normal distribution. | ||
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Revision as of 21:11, November 8, 2009
A probability distribution describes how a series of data is approximately laid out. The most commonly seen probability distribution is the normal distribution which has a bell-shaped curve. A lot of data occurring in nature fits the normal distribution.