# Appendix a to applied probability: directory of m-functions and m  (Page 14/24)

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jcalcf.m function [x,y,t,u,px,py,p] = jcalcf(X,Y,P) is a function version of jcalc, which allows arbitrary naming of variables.

function [x,y,t,u,px,py,p] = jcalcf(X,Y,P)% JCALCF [x,y,t,u,px,py,p] = jcalcf(X,Y,P) Function version of jcalc% Version of 5/3/95 % Allows arbitrary naming of variablesif sum(size(P) ~= [length(Y) length(X)])>0 error(' Incompatible vector sizes')end x = X;y = Y; p = P;px = sum(P); py = fliplr(sum(P'));[t,u] = meshgrid(X,fliplr(Y));

jointzw.m Sets up joint distribution for $Z=g\left(X,Y\right)$ and $W=h\left(X,Y\right)$ and provides calculating matrices as in jcalc. Inputs are $P,X$ , and Y as well as array expressions for $g\left(t,u\right)$ and $h\left(t,u\right)$ . Outputs are matrices $Z,W,PZW$ for the joint distribution, marginal probabilities $PZ,PW$ , and the calculating matrices $v,w$ .

% JOINTZW file jointzw.m Joint dbn for two functions of (X,Y) % Version of 4/29/97% Obtains joint distribution for % Z = g(X,Y) and W = h(X,Y)% Inputs P, X, and Y as well as array % expressions for g(t,u) and h(t,u)P = input('Enter joint prob for (X,Y) '); X = input('Enter values for X ');Y = input('Enter values for Y '); [t,u]= meshgrid(X,fliplr(Y)); G = input('Enter expression for g(t,u) ');H = input('Enter expression for h(t,u) '); [Z,PZ]= csort(G,P); [W,PW]= csort(H,P); r = length(W);c = length(Z); PZW = zeros(r,c);for i = 1:r for j = 1:ca = find((G==Z(j))&(H==W(i))); if ~isempty(a)PZW(i,j) = total(P(a)); endend endPZW = flipud(PZW); [v,w]= meshgrid(Z,fliplr(W)); if (G==t)&(H==u) disp(' ')disp(' Note: Z = X and W = Y') disp(' ')elseif G==t disp(' ')disp(' Note: Z = X') disp(' ')elseif H==u disp(' ')disp(' Note: W = Y') disp(' ')end disp('Use array operations on Z, W, PZ, PW, v, w, PZW')

jdtest.m Tests a joint probability matrix P for negative entries and unit total probability..

function y = jdtest(P) % JDTEST y = jdtest(P) Tests P for unit total and negative elements% Version of 10/8/93 M = min(min(P));S = sum(sum(P));if M<0 y = 'Negative entries';elseif abs(1 - S)>1e-7 y = 'Probabilities do not sum to one';else y = 'P is a valid distribution';end

## Setup for general random variables

tappr.m Uses the density function to set up a discrete approximation to the distribution for absolutely continuous random variable X .

% TAPPR file tappr.m Discrete approximation to ac random variable % Version of 4/16/94% Sets up discrete approximation to distribution for % absolutely continuous random variable X% Density is entered as a function of t r = input('Enter matrix [a b]of x-range endpoints '); n = input('Enter number of x approximation points ');d = (r(2) - r(1))/n; t = (r(1):d:r(2)-d) +d/2;PX = input('Enter density as a function of t '); PX = PX*d;PX = PX/sum(PX); X = t;disp('Use row matrices X and PX as in the simple case')

tuappr.m Uses the joint density to set up discrete approximations to $X,Y,t,u$ , and density.

% TUAPPR file tuappr.m Discrete approximation to joint ac pair % Version of 2/20/96% Joint density entered as a function of t, u % Sets up discrete approximations to X, Y, t, u, and densityrx = input('Enter matrix [a b] of X-range endpoints ');ry = input('Enter matrix [c d] of Y-range endpoints ');nx = input('Enter number of X approximation points '); ny = input('Enter number of Y approximation points ');dx = (rx(2) - rx(1))/nx; dy = (ry(2) - ry(1))/ny;X = (rx(1):dx:rx(2)-dx) + dx/2; Y = (ry(1):dy:ry(2)-dy) + dy/2;[t,u] = meshgrid(X,fliplr(Y));P = input('Enter expression for joint density '); P = dx*dy*P;P = P/sum(sum(P)); PX = sum(P);PY = fliplr(sum(P')); disp('Use array operations on X, Y, PX, PY, t, u, and P')

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