DiscreteUniformDistribution.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.

This method constructs a histogram with unit bins from MinValue up to MaxValue.

The total in each bin is the expectation value of the number of samples in the bin when numberOfSamples samples are taken from the distribution.