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Normal DistributionA bell-shaped, symmetric distribution for real‑valued variables. The mean sets the center and the standard deviation controls the spread.continuousBinomial DistributionDiscrete probability of k successes in n independent Bernoulli trials with probability p.discretePoisson DistributionDiscrete probability of a given number of events occurring in a fixed interval.discreteExponential DistributionModels the time between independent events that happen at a constant average rate.continuousStudent's t DistributionSimilar to the normal distribution but with heavier tails; used for estimating means of small samples.continuousChi-Squared DistributionUsed to test if data fits a model (goodness of fit) or if variables are independent.continuousBeta DistributionA flexible distribution plotter for probabilities, proportions, and rates bounded between 0 and 1.continuousLog-Normal DistributionA distribution of a random variable whose logarithm is normally distributed. Common in finance and biology.continuousGamma DistributionA flexible distribution for positive continuous data, often used to model waiting times and rainfall.continuousGeometric DistributionThe number of failures before the first success in independent Bernoulli trials.discreteWeibull DistributionA versatile distribution for reliability engineering, modeling time-to-failure and survival analysis.continuousF DistributionUsed in ANOVA and regression analysis to compare variances between groups.continuousUniform DistributionA continuous distribution where all intervals of the same length are equally probable.continuousCauchy DistributionA heavy-tailed distribution where mean and variance are undefined. Educational for understanding pathological distributions.continuousPareto DistributionA power-law distribution modeling wealth, city sizes, and the famous 80-20 rule.continuousNegative Binomial DistributionModels the number of failures before achieving a fixed number of successes. Common for overdispersed count data.discrete