Calculating probability contours using qmvnorm
The inverse problem to the calculation of cumulative probability is as follows: for a given a probability \(p\) calculate the contour that contains \(p\) proportion of the total volume of the density. This contour is the same as the \(p^{th}\) quantile of the distribution. The qmvnorm() function provides the tools to perform the above calculations.
本练习是课程的一部分
Multivariate Probability Distributions in R
练习说明
- Compute the contour for a standard bivariate normal which contains probability \(p=0.9\).
- Calculate the contour for a bivariate normal with mean
mu.simand variance-covariance matrixsigma.simwhich contains probability \(p=0.95\).
交互式实操练习
通过完成这段示例代码来试试这个练习。
# Probability contours for a standard bivariate normal
qmvnorm(___, tail = "both", sigma = diag(2))
# Probability contours for a bivariate normal