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Raw moments are measured about any arbitrary point A (say). If A is taken to be zero then raw moments are called moments about origin. When A is taken to be Arithmetic mean we get central moments. The first raw moment about origin is mean whereas the first central moment is zero.
- What are raw moments in statistics?
- What do you mean by central and non central moments?
- Which distribution has raw moments?
What are raw moments in statistics?
The raw moment or the n-th moment about zero of a probability density function f(x) is the expected value of X^n. It is also known as the Crude moment.
What do you mean by central and non central moments?
The central moments of a probability distribution p(x) are defined as: θn=⟨(x−⟨x⟩)n⟩ while the non-central moments are the standard: μn=⟨xn⟩
Which distribution has raw moments?
which is exactly the Bernoulli distribution.
