Lévy distribution

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  1. We assume that \( U \) has the standard Lévy distribution.[1]
  2. Open the Special Distribution Calculator and select the Lévy distribution.[1]
  3. Open the Special Distribtion Simulator and select the Lévy distribution.[1]
  4. We assume again that \( U \) has the standard Lévy distribution.[1]
  5. Another important property of the Lévy distribution is that its probability density function (PDF) can be expressed analytically.[2]
  6. Another application: when a photon travels in a turbid medium, the length of its path follows the Lévy distribution.[2]
  7. The Levy distribution, named after Paul Pierre Lévy, is one of the few distributions that are stable and that have probability density functions that are analytically expressible.[3]
  8. In probability theory and statistics, the Lévy distribution, named after Paul Lévy, is a continuous probability distribution for a non-negative random variable.[4]
  9. Random samples from the Lévy distribution can be generated using inverse transform sampling.[4]
  10. The Lévy distribution of solar flare waiting time events (time between flare events) was demonstrated for CGRO BATSE hard x-ray solar flares in December 2001.[5]
  11. The Lévy distribution is given by f ( x ; 1 2 , 1 , 1 , 0 ) .[5]
  12. Several extensive studies have recently shown that short-term rates of return on stock indices and on single stocks are distributed according to the truncated Levy distribution.[6]
  13. In this paper we suggest that the Levy distribution of rates of return originates from the Pareto-law wealth distribution among investors.[6]
  14. This model generates a truncated Levy distribution of stock returns.[6]
  15. We propose a modified (truncated) Levy distribution to characterize this variation.[7]
  16. The Lévy distribution has infinite variance and sometimes infinite mean.[8]
  17. If the random walkers choose steps from a Levy distribution, their final locations will trace out the same Levy distribution.[9]
  18. More precisely, Levy flights can result if the differences in density between two points in interstellar space are drawn from a Levy distribution.[9]
  19. For example, a collection of randomly oriented density steps (Burger's turbulence) will produce a Levy distribution with beta=1 (also known as a Cauchy or Lorentzian distribution).[9]
  20. Some distributional properties of Levy distribution are presented.[10]
  21. Based on the distributional properties a characterization of the Levy distribution is shown.[10]
  22. In this work, a more objective procedure based on a statistical measure of discrepancy between the empirical and the Pareto-Levy distribution is presented.[11]
  23. In this work, is investigated the impact of the substitution of the uniform distribution, used in the generation of BRKGA random keys, by the use of the Levy distribution.[12]
  24. Can someone help me figure out how I can get parameter estimates for a levy distribution using R?[13]
  25. Now I am looking to calculate the following parameters for a Levy distribution : delta and gamma.[13]
  26. We show that this random behavior of τ d is best described by Levy distribution.[14]
  27. It is known that a long tail is characteristic of Levy distribution.[14]
  28. Hence, emission times of resonantly trapped light in each case may be described by Levy distribution.[14]
  29. Fluctuations in time delay in emission of resonantly trapped light in microspheres of magnetite obey Levy distribution.[14]
  30. The Levy distribution, named after Paul Levy, is one of the three stable distributions whose probability density function (pdf) can be expressed in a simple closed form.[15]
  31. Stock price fluctuations can be more appropriately modeled using the Levy distribution rather than the normal distribution.[15]
  32. If Z and X + Y 4 are identically distributed, then f ⁢ ( x ) is the pdf of the Levy distribution given by (1.1).[15]
  33. For the standard Levy distribution, we can take σ = 2 .[15]

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