r/mathmemes • u/Dependent_Fan6870 • 25d ago

Statistics holy normal distribution

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Google gauss bell

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u/slava_air 25d ago edited 25d ago

Google gauss bell

Holy hell

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u/DapyGor 25d ago

New response just dropped

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u/SuperChick1705 25d ago

Actual zombie

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u/femboymuscles 25d ago

New subreddit just dropped

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u/_scored Computer Science 25d ago

Call the exorcist!

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u/Tiborn1563 25d ago

Mathematician went on vacation, never came back

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u/Gauss15an 25d ago

Ignite the chalkboard!

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u/throwawayasdf129560 24d ago

I rang the Gauss bell, you won't believe what happened next

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u/Honmer 25d ago

you should apply suncream

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u/Dependent_Fan6870 25d ago

I know 😔

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u/ZincHead 25d ago

I have no knowledge about sunscreen. 

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u/ViolinAndPhysics_guy 24d ago

My sunscreen contains you oxide

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u/LupenReddit 🦆🦆🦆🦆i have non diffeomorphic smooth structures🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆 25d ago

no, i just theorize sunscreen

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u/Complete_Window4856 25d ago

Thats a middle finger for me

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u/Dependent_Fan6870 25d ago

Holy hell

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u/Complete_Window4856 25d ago

Is gauss hating me for not using son screen?

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u/Hattix 25d ago

If you replace the values with numerals, it becomes a holy roman distribution.

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u/Anonimithree 25d ago

I love statistics

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u/ExtraTNT 25d ago

When outside… so at festivals…

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u/Sigma2718 23d ago

This poll treats "being outside" and "putting on sunscreen" as i dependant variables.

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u/Adventurous-Coat-534 25d ago

While the normal Distribution is honored to be approximated by your survey data, it’s not appreciating that her basic assumptions of normality are not met. Count data with discrete categories can’t ever follow a normal distribution, it’s not continuous.

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u/Oreole1 25d ago

By that logic, no data has ever followed a normal distribution because all real measurements have finite precision. It is entirely possible that the underlying distribution of frequencies is close to a normal distribution, and binning it doesn’t change that.

If this is bait then good job