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Lecture 4: Lorenz curves, the Gini coefficient and .... Non-parametric density estimation will be detailed in Lecture 6, Modelling the Income .... We thus start from an income distribution with continuous density f(x) and consider an income.: Natural estimator of the cumulative distribution for a Gaussian random variable The abscises of the cumulative are obtained by ordering the draws, while the ordinates are simply an ordered index between 0 and 1. The curve in black corresponds to the sample of size 100. It is rather rough. But the curve in red, corresponding to a sample of 1000 is perfectly smooth.
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