Hello all,

I'm at a loss of how to find an expected value using Excel for my PDF
of *continuous* data. Basically, I have an f(x) function that has
produced exponential values.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

PDF ?
You mean UDF ?

If so, still not sure what you are after. Explain further.

NickHK

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Hello all,

I'm at a loss of how to find an expected value using Excel for my PDF
of *continuous* data. Basically, I have an f(x) function that has
produced exponential values.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

On Jan 31, 7:06 pm, "NickHK" wrote:
PDF ?
You mean UDF ?

If so, still not sure what you are after. Explain further.

NickHK

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Hello all,

I'm at a loss of how to find an expected value using Excel for my PDF
of *continuous* data. Basically, I have an f(x) function that has
produced exponential values.

Any ideas?

Thanks!


PDF = Probability Density Function

Here's one from Google:
http://home.btconnect.com/Farnham/PDFunctions.htm

NickHK

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On Jan 31, 7:06 pm, "NickHK" wrote:
PDF ?
You mean UDF ?

If so, still not sure what you are after. Explain further.

NickHK

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Hello all,

I'm at a loss of how to find an expected value using Excel for my PDF
of *continuous* data. Basically, I have an f(x) function that has
produced exponential values.

Any ideas?

Thanks!


PDF = Probability Density Function

p.krembs -

I think you need to provide more details.

Do you have the formula for a probability density function (in which case
you need to use integration to obtain the expected value) ?

And, what do you mean by "an f(x) function that has produced exponential
values" ? Does that mean you have data but not the function that generated
the data?

- Mike
http://www.mikemiddleton.com


wrote in message
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Hello all,

I'm at a loss of how to find an expected value using Excel for my PDF
of *continuous* data. Basically, I have an f(x) function that has
produced exponential values.

Any ideas?

Thanks!