A bell curve is a graph depicting the normal distribution, which has a shape reminiscent of a bell. The top of the curve shows the mean, mode, and median of the data collected.

Example of a Bell Curve . ... A bell curve represents a normal distribution and is commonly used in finance and economics to analyze data and assess future performance.

The bell curve, or normal distribution, occurs throughout statistics. ... For example, some distributions are skewed with a kurtosis that differs from that of a normal distribution.

This example shows how to display a fitted curve that is not supported by the HISTOGRAM statement. The offset of an attachment point is measured (in mm) for a number of manufactured assemblies, and ...

This example is a continuation of the preceding example. The following statements fit a normal distribution using the thickness measurements and superimpose the fitted density curve on the histogram: ...

This, I was told, was not normal at all; indeed, one of my lecturers became rather excited, commenting, "They say it never happens, but look, here is an example, which just goes to show that you ...

Animator Shuyi Chiou and the folks at CreatureCast give an adorable introduction to the central limit theorem – an important concept in probability theory ...