Continuity Correction and the CLT
Hi it's me again! I'm asking so many questions recently sorry!!
Just a quick one, when applying the Central Limit Theorem, should I only use the Continuity Correction when the same is discrete?
Just a quick one, when applying the Central Limit Theorem, should I only use the Continuity Correction when the same is discrete?
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Hi it's me again! I'm asking so many questions recently sorry!!
Just a quick one, when applying the Central Limit Theorem, should I only use the Continuity Correction when the same is discrete?
Just a quick one, when applying the Central Limit Theorem, should I only use the Continuity Correction when the same is discrete?
Yes, you only need a continuity correction if the original distribution is discrete.
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