HI JJ,
try
stats.chi2.rvs(10)
stats.chi2.rvs(10, loc=0, scale =100, size = 5)
df is not a keyword argument, so writing df=10 explicitely was causing the
error.
David
2006/7/4, JJ <jos...@ya...>:
>
> Hello. I have a very simple question. I would like
> to generate a number of random variables from the chi2
> distribution. If I wanted these for the normal
> distribution, the code could be
> stats.norm.rvs(size=5,loc=100,scale=1). But
> stats.chi2.rvs(size=5,df=10,loc=0,scale=1) or
> stats.chi2.rvs(df=10,loc=0,scale=1) or
> stats.chi2.rvs(df=10)does not work. Can anyone tell
> me what the proper syntax would be for this?
> Thanks JJ
>
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