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50. This component can be determined exactly for each i, and is therefore called deterministic while Ei is a random component. 05 # # Add a horizontal line at y=0 # set line type # set line color If the random component could be eliminated, we would be able to predict exactly the future values of Xi . For example, by following the pattern of the Di ’s we can determine that X100 would be equal to 0. However, due to the existence of the random component, an exact prediction is impossible. Nevertheless, we expect that the actual values will fall around the deterministic pattern.
The elements of exploratory data analysis are presented. 1 In the present problem we are required to generate at random 50 integers from the set {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}. To do this we can use the MINITAB command MTB> RANDOM 50 C1; SUBC> INTEGER 1 6. Use this method of simulation and count the number of times the different integers have been repeated. This counting can be done by using the MINITAB command MTB> TABLE C1 How many times you expect each integer to appear if the process generates the numbers at random?
Suppose that a sample of size n is drawn from LN [respectively, P] with replacement. Let W1 denote the first element selected from LN . If j1 is the index of this element, then W1 = ????j1 . Similarly, let Wi (i = 1, . . , n) denote the i-th element, of the sample. The corresponding sample space is the collection S = {(W1 , · · · , Wn ) ∶ Wi ∈ LN , i = 1, 2, · · · , n} of all samples, with replacement from LN . The total number of possible samples is N n . Indeed, ????j1 could be any one of the elements of LN , and so are ????j2 , · · · , ????jn .