Thanks everyone or the clarification...

CCC

"Dennis Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> in this case, i think upper/lower case matters not ... in fact, in
minitab,
> if you go to get help on pdf ... you see (some)
>
> PDF  for values in E...E [put results in E...E]
>
> BINOMIAL        n = K, p = K
>
> POISSON mu = K
>
> INTEGER discrete uniform on integers K to K
>
> DISCRETE        dist. with values in C and probabilities in C
>
> NORMAL  [mu = K [sigma = K]]
>
> UNIFORM [continuous on the interval K to K]
>
> note it is PDF ... capped
>
> however, for some terms ... it does make a difference ... i know that the
> output for t tests in minitab uses cap T ... which is NOT correct ...
since
> there is a linear transformation called big T ... with mean = 50 and sd =
> 10 ... which should NOT be confused with little t
>
> At 04:43 PM 4/24/02 +0100, Chia C Chong wrote:
> >Hi!
> >
> >Just a very simple question. What is the correct arycom for "probability
> >density function"? Should it be *pdf* or *PDF*? Am I right that, normally
> >people use *pdf* for "probability density function" and *PDF* for
> >"probability distribution function"?
> >
> >Thanks.
> >
> >CCC
> >
> >
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