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--- r:sampling_distribution [2025/09/10 05:02] – [Last one . . . Important] hkimscil
+++ r:sampling_distribution [2026/01/11 09:00] (current) – hkimscil
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-====== PS1. week02 ======
+<tabbed>
+  * :r:sampling distribution:code.01
+  * *:r:sampling distribution:out.01
+</tabbed>
-<code>
-rm(list=ls())
-rnorm2 <- function(n,mean,sd){
-  mean+sd*scale(rnorm(n))
-}
-se <- function(sample) {
-  sd(sample)/sqrt(length(sample))
-}
-ss <- function(x) {
-  sum((x-mean(x))^2)
-}
-################################
-N.p <- 1000000
-m.p <- 100
-sd.p <- 10
-p1 <- rnorm2(N.p, m.p, sd.p)
-mean(p1)
-sd(p1)
-p2 <- rnorm2(N.p, m.p+20, sd.p)
-mean(p2)
-sd(p2)
-m.p1 <- mean(p1)
-sd.p1 <- sd(p1)
-var(p1)
-hist(p1, breaks=100, col=rgb(1,1,1,1))
-abline(v=mean(p1),lwd=2)
-abline(v=mean(p1)-sd(p1), lwd=2)
-abline(v=mean(p1)+sd(p1), lwd=2)
-abline(v=c(m.p1-2*sd.p1, m.p1+2*sd.p1), lwd=2, col='red')
-abline(v=c(m.p1-3*sd.p1, m.p1+3*sd.p1), lwd=2, col='green')
-# area bet black = 68%
-# between red = 95%
-# between green = 99%
-pnorm(m.p1+sd.p1, m.p1, sd.p1)
-pnorm(m.p1-sd.p1, m.p1, sd.p1)
-pnorm(m.p1+sd.p1, m.p1, sd.p1) -
-  pnorm(m.p1-sd.p1, m.p1, sd.p1)
-pnorm(m.p1+2*sd.p1, m.p1, sd.p1) -
-  pnorm(m.p1-2*sd.p1, m.p1, sd.p1)
-pnorm(m.p1+3*sd.p1, m.p1, sd.p1) -
-  pnorm(m.p1-3*sd.p1, m.p1, sd.p1)
-m.p1
-sd.p1
-(m.p1-m.p1)/sd.p1
-((m.p1-sd.p1) - m.p1) / sd.p1
-(120-100)/10
-pnorm(1)-pnorm(-1)
-pnorm(2)-pnorm(-2)
-pnorm(3)-pnorm(3)
--pnorm(-2)*2
-pnorm(2)-pnorm(-2)
-pnorm(120, 100, 10)
-pnorm(2)-pnorm(-2)
-zscore <- (120-100)/10
-pnorm(zscore)-pnorm(-zscore)
-zscore
-# reminder.
-pnorm(-1)
-pnorm(1, 0, 1, lower.tail = F)
-pnorm(110, 100, 10, lower.tail = F)
-zscore <- (110-100)/10
-pnorm(zscore, lower.tail = F)
-pnorm(118, 100, 10, lower.tail = F)
-pnorm(18/10, lower.tail = F)
-z.p1 <- (p1-mean(p1))/sd(p1)
-mean(z.p1)
-round(mean(z.p1),10)
-sd(z.p1)
-pnorm(1.8)-pnorm(-1.8)
-hist(z.p1, breaks=100, col=rgb(0,0,0,0))
-abline(v=c(m.p1, -1.8, 1.8), col='red')
--(pnorm(1.8)-pnorm(-1.8))
-pnorm(1)-pnorm(-1)
--(pnorm(-1)*2)
-pnorm(2)-pnorm(-2)
--(pnorm(-2)*2)
--(pnorm(-3)*2)
-#
-hist(p1, breaks=100, col=rgb(1,1,1,1))
-abline(v=mean(p1),lwd=2)
-abline(v=mean(p1)-sd(p1), lwd=2)
-abline(v=mean(p1)+sd(p1), lwd=2)
-abline(v=c(m.p1-2*sd.p1, m.p1+2*sd.p1), lwd=2, col='red')
-abline(v=c(m.p1-3*sd.p1, m.p1+3*sd.p1), lwd=2, col='green')
-# 68%
-a <- qnorm(.32/2)
-b <- qnorm(1-.32/2)
-c(a, b)
-c(-1, 1)
-# 95%
-c <- qnorm(.05/2)
-d <- qnorm(1-.05/2)
-c(c, d)
-c(-2,2)
-# 99%
-e <- qnorm(.01/2)
-f <- qnorm(1-.01/2)
-c(e,f)
-c(-3,3)
-pnorm(b)-pnorm(a)
-c(a, b)
-pnorm(d)-pnorm(c)
-c(c, d)
-pnorm(f)-pnorm(e)
-c(e, f)
-qnorm(.5)
-qnorm(1)
-################################
-hist(p1, breaks=50, col = rgb(1, 0, 0, 0.5),
-     main = "histogram of p1 and p2",)
-abline(v=mean(p1), col="black", lwd=3)
-hist(p2, add=T, breaks=50, col=rgb(0,0,1,.5))
-abline(v=mean(p2), col="violet", lwd=3)
-s.size <- 10
-means.temp <- c()
-s1 <- sample(p1, s.size, replace = T)
-mean(s1)
-means.temp <- append(means.temp, mean(s1))
-means.temp <- append(means.temp, mean(sample(p1, s.size, replace = T)))
-means.temp <- append(means.temp, mean(sample(p1, s.size, replace = T)))
-means.temp <- append(means.temp, mean(sample(p1, s.size, replace = T)))
-means.temp <- append(means.temp, mean(sample(p1, s.size, replace = T)))
-means.temp
-iter <- 1000000
-# means <- c()
-means <- rep(NA, iter)
-for (i in 1:iter) {
-  # means <- append(means, mean(sample(p1, s.size, replace = T)))
-  means[i] <- mean(sample(p1, s.size, replace = T))
-}
-length(means)
-mean(means)
-sd(means)
-se.s <- sd(means)
-hist(means, breaks=100, col=rgb(.1, 0, 0, .5))
-abline(v=mean(means), col="red", lwd=2)
-# now we want to get sd of this distribution
-lo1 <- mean(means)-se.s
-hi1 <- mean(means)+se.s
-lo2 <- mean(means)-2*se.s
-hi2 <- mean(means)+2*se.s
-lo3 <- mean(means)-3*se.s
-hi3 <- mean(means)+3*se.s
-hist(means,
-     xlim = c(mean(means)-5*sd(means), mean(means)+10*sd(means)),
-     col = rgb(1, 0, 0, .5))
-abline(v=mean(means), col="black", lwd=2)
-# abline(v=mean(p2), colo='darkgreen', lwd=3)
-abline(v=c(lo1, hi1, lo2, hi2, lo3, hi3),
-       col=c("green","green", "blue", "blue", "orange", "orange"),
-       lwd=2)
-# meanwhile . . . .
-se.s
-se.z <- sqrt(var(p1)/s.size)
-se.z <- c(se.z)
-se.z
-# sd of sample means (sd(means))
-# is sqrt(var(s1)/s.size) or
-# sd(s1) / sqrt(s.size)
-# = se.s
-# when iter value goes to
-# unlimited value:
-# mean(means) = mean(p1)
-# and
-# sd(means) = sd(p1) / sqrt(s.size)
-# that is, sd(means) = se.z
-# This is called CLT (Central Limit Theorem)
-mean(means)
-mean(p1)
-sd(means)
-var(p1)
-sqrt(var(p1)/s.size)
-se.z
-sd(means)
-se.s
-se.z
-# because CLT
-loz1 <- mean(p1)-se.z
-hiz1 <- mean(p1)+se.z
-loz2 <- mean(p1)-2*se.z
-hiz2 <- mean(p1)+2*se.z
-loz3 <- mean(p1)-3*se.z
-hiz3 <- mean(p1)+3*se.z
-c(lo1, loz1)
-c(lo2, loz2)
-c(lo3, loz3)
-c(hi1, hiz1)
-c(hi2, hiz2)
-c(hi3, hiz3)
-hist(means,
-     xlim = c(mean(means)-5*sd(means), mean(means)+10*sd(means)),
-     col = rgb(1, 0, 0, .5))
-abline(v=mean(means), col="black", lwd=2)
-# abline(v=mean(p2), colo='darkgreen', lwd=3)
-abline(v=c(lo1, hi1, lo2, hi2, lo3, hi3),
-       col=c("green","green", "blue", "blue", "orange", "orange"),
-       lwd=2)
-round(c(lo1, hi1))
-round(c(lo2, hi2))
-round(c(lo3, hi3))
-round(c(loz1, hiz1))
-round(c(loz2, hiz2))
-round(c(loz3, hiz3))
-m.sample.i.got <- mean(means)+ 1.5*sd(means)
-m.sample.i.got
-hist(means,
-     xlim = c(mean(means)-10*sd(means), mean(means)+10*sd(means)),
-     col = rgb(1, 0, 0, .5))
-abline(v=mean(means), col="black", lwd=3)
-abline(v=m.sample.i.got, col='darkgreen', lwd=3)
-# what is the probablity of getting
-# greater than
-# m.sample.i.got?
-m.sample.i.got
-pnorm(m.sample.i.got, mean(means), sd(means), lower.tail = F)
-pnorm(m.sample.i.got, mean(p1), se.z, lower.tail = F)
-# then, what is the probabilty of getting
-# greater than m.sample.i.got and
-# less than corresponding value, which is
-# mean(means) - m.sample.i.got - mean(means)
-# (green line)
-tmp <- mean(means) - (m.sample.i.got - mean(means))
-abline(v=tmp, col='green', lwd=3)
-* pnorm(m.sample.i.got, mean(p1), sd(means), lower.tail = F)
-m.sample.i.got
-### one more time
-mean(p2)
-sd(p2)
-sample(p2, s.size)
-m.sample.i.got <- mean(sample(p2, s.size))
-m.sample.i.got
-hist(means,
-     xlim = c(mean(means)-15*sd(means), mean(means)+15*sd(means)),
-     col = rgb(1, 0, 0, .5))
-abline(v=mean(means), col="black", lwd=2)
-abline(v=m.sample.i.got, col='darkgreen', lwd=2)
-# what is the probablity of getting
-# greater than
-# m.sample.i.got?
-m.sample.i.got
-pnorm(m.sample.i.got, mean(p1), sd(means), lower.tail = F)
-# then, what is the probabilty of getting
-# greater than m.sample.i.got and
-# less than corresponding value, which is
-# mean(means) - m.sample.i.got - mean(means)
-# (green line)
-tmp <- mean(means) - (m.sample.i.got - mean(means))
-abline(v=tmp, col='green', lwd=2)
-* pnorm(m.sample.i.got, mean(p1), sd(means), lower.tail = F)
-</code>
 ====== output ======
 <WRAP group>
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 </WRAP>
 <WRAP column half>
-....
+qnorm
   * qnorm는 pnorm의 반대값을 구하는 명령어
   * 히스토그램에서 검정 색 부분의 바깥 쪽 부분은 32%이고 왼 쪽의 것은 이것의 반인 16% 이다.
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 ===== distribution of sample means =====
+아래는 모두 같은 의미이다.
+  * distribution of sample means
+  * distribution of the sample mean
+  * mean and variance of the sample mean
+  * mean and variance of sample means
+  * sampling distribution
 <WRAP group>
 <WRAP column half>