Python | Scipy stats.halfgennorm.mean() method

With the help of stats.halfgennorm.mean() method, we can get the value of mean of distribution by using stats.halfgennorm.mean() method.

Syntax : stats.halfgennorm.mean(beta)
Return : Return the value of mean of distribution.

Example #1 :
In this example we can see that by using stats.halfgennorm.mean() method, we are able to get the value of mean of distribution by using this method.

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# import halfgennorm
from scipy.stats import halfgennorm
beta = 1
  
# Using stats.halfgennorm.mean() method
gfg = halfgennorm.mean(beta)
  
print(gfg)

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Output :



0.9999999999999998





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# import halfgennorm 


from scipy.stats import halfgennorm 


beta = 4


  


# Using stats.halfgennorm.mean() method 


gfg = halfgennorm.mean(beta) 


  


print(gfg) 



















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Output :



0.4888705337199305




    

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