#binomial distribution #cdf pbinom(3,5,0.6) pbinom(5,5,0.6) 1-pbinom(3,5,0.6) pbinom(2,5,0.6,lower.tail = F)#quontiles
qbinom(0.5,5,0.6) qbinom(0.9,5,0.6) qbinom(0.75,5,0.6)
qbinom(0.25,5,0.6)
#generating random numbers rbinom(100,5,0.6) set.seed(12345)#ploting
distributions plot(1:5,dbinom(1:5,5,0.6),type=‘l’)
plot(1:5,dbinom(1:5,5,0.6),type=‘h’,col=‘red’) par(mfrow=c(1,2))
#poison distribution round(dpois(2,3),3)#cdf 1-ppois(3,3)
1-ppois(4,3
qpois(0.9,3)
qpois(0.75,3)
qpois(0.25,3)
```#random
rpois(100,3)
set.seed(12345)
```#ploting distribution
#plots
plot(1:10,dpois(1:10,3),type = 's')
```#normal distribution
dnorm(6,20,5)
```#cdf
pnorm(30,20,5)
pnorm(30,20,5,lower.tail = F)
1-pnorm(30,20,5)
```#plot
plot(1:10,dnorm(1:10,5,2),type = 'b')
```#beta
dbeta(1,4,1)
qbeta(0.2,4,1)
pbeta(5,1,4)
```#exponential distribution
dexp(2,5)
pexp(3,2)
plot(1:20,dexp(1:20,2)
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