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Main
mixture
(...distributionLike, weights:list<float>):distribution
Examples
mixture(normal(5,1), normal(10,1))
sample
Get one random sample from the distribution
(distribution):number
Examples
sample(normal(5,2))
sampleN
Get n random samples from the distribution
(distribution, number):list<number>
Examples
sample(normal(5,2), 100)
mean
Get the distribution mean
(distribution):number
Examples
mean(normal(5,2))
stdev
(distribution):number
variance
(distribution):number
mode
(distribution):number
cdf
(distribution, number):number
Examples
cdf(normal(5,2), 3)
(distribution, number):number
Examples
pdf(normal(5,2), 3)
pmf
(distribution, number):number
Examples
pmf(bernoulli(0.3), 0) // 0.7
inv
(distribution, number):number
Examples
inv(normal(5,2), 0.5)
toPointSet
Converts a distribution to the pointSet format
(distribution):pointSetDistribution
Examples
toPointSet(normal(5,2))
toSampleSet
Converts a distribution to the sampleSet format, with n samples
(distribution,n):sampleSetribution
Examples
toSampleSet(normal(5,2))
truncateLeft
Truncates the left side of a distribution. Returns either a pointSet distribution or a symbolic distribution.
(distribution, l:number, {normalize: boolean=true}):distribution
Examples
truncateLeft(normal(5,2), 3)
truncateRight
Truncates the right side of a distribution. Returns either a pointSet distribution or a symbolic distribution.
(distribution, r:number, {normalize: boolean=true}):distribution
Examples
truncateLeft(normal(5,2), 6)
klDivergence
Kullback–Leibler divergence between two distributions
(distribution, distribution):number
Examples
klDivergence(normal(5,2), normal(5,4)) // returns 0.57
logScore
({estimate: distribution, prior?: distribution, answer: distribution|number}):number
Examples
logScore({estimate: normal(5,2), prior: normal(5.5,4), answer: 2.3})
toString
(distribution):string
Examples
toString(normal(5,2))
toSparkline
Produce a sparkline of length n
(distribution, n=20):string
Examples
toSparkline(normal(5,2), 10)
inspect
Prints the value of the distribution to the Javascript console, then returns the distribution.
(distribution):distribution
Examples
inspect(normal(5,2))
normalize
Normalize a distribution. This means scaling it appropriately so that it's cumulative sum is equal to 1.
(distribution):distribution
Examples
normalize(normal(5,2))
isNormalized
Check of a distribution is normalized. Most distributions are typically normalized, but there are some commands that could produce non-normalized distributions.
(distribution):bool
Examples
isNormalized(normal(5,2)) // returns true
integralSum
Get the sum of the integral of a distribution. If the distribution is normalized, this will be 1.
(distribution):number
Examples
integralSum(normal(5,2))
add
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
sum
(list<distributionLike>): distribution
multiply
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
product
(list<distributionLike>): distribution
subtract
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
divide
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
pow
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
exp
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
log
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
log10
(distributionLike, distributionLike):distribution
unaryMinus
(distribution):distribution
dotAdd
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
dotSum
(list<distributionLike>): distribution
dotMultiply
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
dotProduct
(list<distributionLike>): distribution
dotSubtract
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
dotDivide
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
dotPow
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
dotExp
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
scaleMultiply
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
scalePow
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
scaleExp
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
scaleLog
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
scaleLog10
(distributionLike, distributionLike): distribution
scaleLogWithThreshold
(distributionLike, distributionLike, number): distribution