I'm trying to get the CDF of the wrapped Cauchy using the CDF function in Mathematica but in result i get absolutely nothing. I tried even integrating from -Infinity to x, but it's not working either. I'm completely stuck, any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Java is extensively used in various projects in research, especially in Physics and engineering. Other than that i think C++ might be useful. In my opinion, you should concetrate on Fortran, Mathematica and Java.
Good luck,
I'm trying to calculate the inverse CDF of wrapped Cauchy distribution using Mathematica but it gets me nowhere. Probably i lack all the needed knowledge to do so (still a freshman with no statistics experience so far). Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
I used the ProbabilityDistribution for the wrapped Cauchy distribution like this:
In[1]:= WCd = ProbabilityDistribution[(1 - p^2)/(2*Pi + 2*Pi*p^2 -
4*Pi*p*Cos[x]), {x, 0, 2 Pi}, {p, 0, 1}]
but when i use the
In[2]:= RandomVariate[WCd]
i get the following error message...
I'm trying to use a random number generator in Mathematica that uses a distribution. I know there's a specific command to do so but I'm a bit confused on how to use it. In my example I'm trying to get random numbers from the wrapped Cauchy and Von Mises distributions. Any help would be great...
I'm starting as a Physics freshman this fall in University of Crete, Greece.
English I - Pretty basic grammar and vocabulary. English for academic purposes.
Physics I - We'll cover all Mechanics, Thermodynamics and Waves parts of Serway's book, "Physics for Scientists and Engineers"...