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Non Life Sciences => Physics, Astronomy & Cosmology => Topic started by: Richard777 on 21/08/2016 01:49:26

Title: Can a wave function represent a statistical distribution?
Post by: Richard777 on 21/08/2016 01:49:26

A wave function may be treated as an “angular distribution function”. It has a 2D graph similar to a statistical distribution. The graph is a “bell curve”.

The angular distribution has features which are similar to the statistical distribution; including the mean, and “equivalent standard deviation”. The mean corresponds with the statistical mean, however the equivalent standard deviation includes a “data smoothing variable”.

The angular function also has additional features not usually associated with statistical distribution, these are; data amplitude, a frequency ratio, and a distribution angle.

Is it reasonable to assign statistical interpretation to a wave function?

Title: Re: Can a wave function represent a statistical distribution?
Post by: Richard777 on 03/01/2017 22:40:23

Is a data smoothing function properly associated with a wave distribution?