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Hi , <br />
I need to create a gaussian signal in matlab.<br />
I will use this gaussian signal to test different distributions on it. Does anybody know how to create a gaussian signal in matlab or where i can find how to do it.<br />
Thanks a million , any help is appreciated<br />

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Hi , 
I need to create a gaussian signal in matlab.
I will use this gaussian signal to test different distributions on it. Does anybody know how to create a gaussian signal in matlab or where i can find how to do it.
Thanks a million , any help is appreciated


Create simple gaussian signal in Mathlab

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