Just to further clarify, I simply want to do as follows, take an expression in words and write it using mathematical notation. i.e.
'x is a complex number' : x\in C
'natural log tends to infinity as x tends to infinity' : \lim\limits_{x\to+\infty}\ln(x)\to+\infty
'f(x) > y 95% of the...
Hi Mark44,
Thanks for the reply. Ok, I understand your point, but i am not asking for a confidence interval. My question is on nomenclature. I simply need a mathematical way of conveying the following statement 'f(x) > y 95% of the time'. I do not need the distribution behind it, or the...
Hi HallsofIvy,
Thanks for the reply. It is not (I believe) fair to talk about confidence levels in the way I think you suggest - this is not a normally distributed random variable, it is not a two tailed distribution. I am in fact fitting a model to my data to get a chi sqrd, comparing this...
Hello all,
I would like to express the following as an equation, but don't know the nomenclature.
'The point at which a condition is true 95% of the time'
ie. I have a function, f(x) which returns some value in the presence of random and uncharicterizable noise. I run this 1000 times. I...