Cauchy random variable
Cauchy random variable
[kō·shē ‚ran·dəm ′ver·ē·ə·bəl] (mathematics)
A random variable that has a Cauchy distribution.
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[T.sub.1](x) [cross product][T.sub.2](x) presents the PDF of the sum of Gaussian random variables and [T.sub.1] (x) [cross product] [T.sub.3] denotes the PDF of the sum of Gaussian and
Cauchy random variables. [T.sub.1] (x), [T.sub.1](x) [cross product] [T.sub.2] (x) and [T.sub.1] (x) [cross product] [T.sub.3] (x) are given by Equations (18), (19) and (20), respectively.
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