BinomialDistribution.GetExpectedHistogram Method

Definition

Namespace: Extreme.Statistics.Distributions
Assembly: Extreme.Numerics (in Extreme.Numerics.dll) Version: 8.1.23

GetExpectedHistogram(Double)	Gets a vector whose bins contain the expected number of samples for a given total number of samples.
GetExpectedHistogram(Index<Interval<Int32>>, Double)	Returns a histogram whose bins contain the expected number of samples from the distribution for a given total number of samples.
GetExpectedHistogram(Index<Int32>, Double)	Returns a histogram whose bins contain the expected number of samples from the distribution for a given total number of samples.
GetExpectedHistogram(Int32, Int32, Double)	Returns a histogram whose bins contain the expected number of samples from the distribution for a given total number of samples.

Gets a vector whose bins contain the expected number of samples for a given total number of samples.

public Histogram<int> GetExpectedHistogram(
	double numberOfSamples
)

Visual Basic

Public Function GetExpectedHistogram ( 
	numberOfSamples As Double
) As Histogram(Of Integer)

C++/CLI

public:
Histogram<int>^ GetExpectedHistogram(
	double numberOfSamples
)

member GetExpectedHistogram : 
        numberOfSamples : float -> Histogram<int>

Histogram<Int32>
A vector.

The vector returned by this method has unit-size bins, with the lowest bin corresponding to 0 and the highest bin corresponding to NumberOfTrials.