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Bootstrap v traditional asymptotic normal assumptions by @ellis2013nz

Today's just a very short sequel to last week's post, where I had a look at some very skewed distributions to test the idea that sample sizes sometimes need to be in the tens of thousands for the sample mean to have a normal distribution. Bootstrap v traditional asymptotic normal assumptions by @ellis2013nz

Bootstrap v traditional asymptotic normal assumptions by @ellis2013nz

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