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Assume that we wish to fit a lognormal distribution to this data. Estimate the parameters for the fit distribution

Assume the following dataset:

Original Data

0.314

0.346

0.956

2.015

8.653

0.663

4.612

0.623

0.946

0.788

1.619

6.136

0.168

2.160

0.793

0.753

0.419

0.204

1.950

0.682

0.144

2.273

0.401

0.208

1.422

3.459

0.080

10.004

0.842

0.829

Assume that we wish to fit a lognormal distribution to this data.

  1. Estimate the parameters for the fit distribution
  2. Use a K-S test to determine goodness of fit. Use a critical value of D0.01.

 

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