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Central Limit Theorem and Normal Distribution EE3060 Probability Yi-Wen Liu November 2010
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Binomial approximated by normal distributions N=25 N=50 N=100
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Binomial, now approximated by normal distributions N=25 N=50 N=100
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Binomial, now approximated by normal distributions N=25 N=50 N=100
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Review: Binomial(40,p) with Poisson Approximation
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Conclusions Recall that binomial(N,p) is an independent sum of N Bernoulli r.v.’s N ↑, Central Limit Theorem applicable, Gaussian fits better and better –True for all p –Useful because, for large N, N! cannot be calculated by Matlab double-precision floating point
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