I am working on some mixture problems, and thought I would use the CDF function, with the normalmix distribution. Log info follows:
31 data two;
32 val=cdf('normalmix',2,.5,.5,0,1,1,1);
33 run;
NOTE: Argument 3 to function CDF at line 32 column 5 is invalid.
val=. _ERROR_=1 _N_=1
Now per the documentation as I understand it, with a second argument of 2, indicating a mixture of two normals, I should give two proportions (pi's in the notation used in the documentation) that sum to 1. Does anybody have some info as to what I need to change the .5's to in order for this to work?
Thanks,
Steve Denham
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I left out the value for n--the integer number of mixtures. Most likely because it is also a two...
Steve Denham
<BEATS HEAD AGAINST DESK>
I left out the value for n--the integer number of mixtures. Most likely because it is also a two...
Steve Denham
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