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Subject: normrnd+strength distribution+reliability

From: Adhithya Plato

Date: 4 Jul, 2009 02:54:02

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i want to construct a normal distribution in order to find reliability through FOSM. Moreover the original 64 data do not follow any usual distribution.
For finding strength distribution the mean and the std deviation should not change when converting the non-normal data into normal. So i used normrnd command, specifying the mean, std.dev of the original data. And acquired a distribution which is normal with the original data's mean and std dev.

Is my approach is correct??

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