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Encuentra distribución y transforma a distribución normal
Tengo datos que describen con qué frecuencia tiene lugar un evento durante una hora ("número por hora", nph) y cuánto duran los eventos ("duración en segundos por hora", dph). Estos son los datos originales: nph <- c(2.50000000003638, 3.78947368414551, 1.51456310682008, 5.84686774940732, 4.58823529414907, 5.59999999993481, 5.06666666666667, 11.6470588233699, 1.99999999998209, NA, 4.46153846149851, 18, 1.05882352939726, 9.21739130425452, …
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