Propiedades
Una variable aleatoria que tiene una distribución normal con una media cero y desviación estándar de uno tiene una distribución normal estándar.
Esta distribución tiene el mismo aspecto general que cualquier otra distribución normal, pero tiene las propiedades especiales, μ=0 y σ=1.
La fórmula de densidad está dada por
Por costumbre, se utiliza z para representr la función de densidad en lugar de x en el caso de la distribución normal estándard, para la distribción normal se regresa a F(x) o p(x)
Las librerías
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