Download the recent version of the
Statistical Lab here. It is free of
charge for non-commercial purposes.
Setup & Installation »
Get the examples and solutions, mentioned in Prof. Dr. Rainer Schlittgen's book.
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Das Statistiklabor. |
Das Statistiklabor. |
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Schlittgen, Rainer (2005) |
Schlittgen, Rainer (2005) |
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In this archive you find all examples and solutions from the book |
Complex theoretical problems can be simulated very easy using the Lab. Have a look at our examples:
Name |
Description |
Contributor |
| Simulating Quincunx (Galton Brett) | A classic simulation of a binominal distribution | Prof. Dr. Rainer Schlittgen |
| Coin experiment | Heads or tails – here you can simulate the probability of these events. Tests can be done using samples of varying size. | Prof. Dr. Rainer Schlittgen |
| Monty-Hall problem(Ziegenproblem) | The Statistical Lab determines the chances of winning the 'Monty-Hall problem' for two different strategies by simulating the game. | Amit Ghosh and Christian Grune |
| Martingale strategie for playing roulette | Can your chances of winning in a roulette game be improved? A simulation of roulette game using the martingale strategy | Prof. Dr. Rainer Schlittgen |
These additional libraries enlarge the pool of R functions:
