Re: random variable

thanks for answer my question...

they are discrete values... ...

the problem is:
generate a aleatory sequence with length 10000, which values are RV
iid e assume values -1 and +1 with the same probability

i think i make myself clear now

Marcos


On 22 abr, 13:16, ellieandrogerxy...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Roger
Stafford) wrote:
In article <1177251454.317807.73...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Marcos

<marcosco...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
hi,

i need to generate a iid random variable with amplitude of -1 and 1 .
how can i do it with matlab??
can anyone help me?

thanks

Marcos

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What kind of probability distribution are these independent, identically
distributed random variables to have? Are they discrete or continuous
valued? (Or if there is only one random variable, what is there for it to
be independent of?)

Roger Stafford


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