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Why is my Data Non-Normal?

You have a resolution issue. Your values are at fixed increments of 0.025. Even though your physical property is continuous, your measurements are not. With this resolution, you effectively have an ...
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T distibution for sample mean from non-normal population

The denominator is designed to estimate the true variance, so you can imagine that as the sample size grows the denominator converges to the true variance, which is a constant. Then, at least ...
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Do we assume graphical LASSO explanatory variables to be normally distributed? And what if this assumption fails?

Copula Gaussian graphical models And what if this assumption fails? This is a great question that is rarely addressed in papers on glasso. The answer is that there is an entire class of graphical ...
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