Plotting normal distribution with negative x range

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Yonni f
Yonni f 2016 年 3 月 13 日
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When plotting a normal distribution using the pdf command, setting the x-value range to negative values seems to give me a wrong answer. Quite likely this is me misunderstanding the command but any help would be appreciated.
I obtain the parameters using the code:
fit_parameters = fitdist(double(data_to_fit(:)),'Normal');
I then try plot it as follows:
plot(pdf(fit_parameters,x_values)
Considering that the mean is just below 0, I've set my x-values to something like -80:80. What I get, however, is a curve centred at 80 which is obviously wrong.
I am using MatLab 2013
Thanks, Y

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John D'Errico
John D'Errico 2016 年 3 月 13 日
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When you call plot with ONE argument, it assumes that the x-axis is the integers, 1:numel(y). So, your expected x-axis would be 1:161. From what you have said, the mean will fall right around 80 as you plotted it.
Instead, try this:
plot(x_values,pdf(fit_parameters,x_values))
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Yonni f
Yonni f 2016 年 3 月 13 日
Jeez, thanks so much. There's nothing quite like banging your head against the wall for hours when the answer so simple!

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