Is there something like FindDistribution for many variables?
Differentiating an inactive indexed sum returns 0 in Wolfram 14.2
Catastrophic loss of precision when requesting higher precision on numerical RayleighDistribution approximation?
Is there something like FindDistribution for many variables? https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=310707
FindDistribution does not seem to work with multivariate data. Is there a way? I realize that I can use SmoothKernelDistribution ... [probability-or-statistics] [distributions]
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of 2 Differentiating an inactive indexed sum returns 0 in Wolfram 14.2
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I recently encountered unexpected behavior when computing the derivative of an inactive indexed sum in Wolfram 14.2.0. This example is taken directly from the official documentation of ... [symbolic] [summation] [tensors] [differentials] [array]
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Score of 3 Catastrophic loss of precision when requesting higher precision on numerical RayleighDistribution approximation?
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Context I am trying to find marginal distributions using $\delta_\mathrm{D}$. As a test case, I am trying to recover the Rayleigh Distribution for $r=\sqrt{x^2+y^2}$ when $x$ and $y$ are normally ... [calculus-and-analysis] [numerics] [diracdelta]
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