Generating a Set of Normally Distributed Random Numbers

Resource Overview

This program generates normally distributed random numbers, which is highly useful for simulating data that follows or approximately follows a normal distribution in practical production scenarios. The implementation typically utilizes statistical algorithms like the Box-Muller transform or built-in functions such as randn() in MATLAB for efficient generation.

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In practical production environments, the normal distribution is one of the most commonly encountered statistical distributions. This program conveniently generates a set of normally distributed random numbers using statistical algorithms (e.g., inverse transform sampling or polar method implementation), which can effectively simulate data following or approximating a normal distribution in real-world production scenarios. Through such simulations, we can better understand and predict variations in production processes, enabling more accurate decision-making. Thus, this program holds significant practical importance in real-world applications. Additionally, using this program enhances our understanding and recognition of normal distributions, thereby improving our capabilities in statistics and data analysis fields through hands-on implementation experience.