Probability density
Today I am continuing to look into statistics to see if this is something that I want to learn more about by writing a post on Probability density.
Sometimes it is better to test for a range, then an precise value.
Probability density has to do with the issue of testing for a certain value that may not ever really happen, so it is better to test for a range. That is the probability of it happening is very close to zero, or is pretty much zero, but not if we are talking about a small range rather than a very precise value.
A javaScript example of probability density
For an example of probability density I made a quick module that creates a bunch of objects that have a number that represents the amount of time that passed when a bug died.
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Conclusion
I will be holding off on expanding my collection of posts on statistics until I work out more demos, and refine my understating of things.