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What is the distribution in R?
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Answer / Runjay Kumar Singh
In R, a distribution refers to a statistical model for generating random data from specific probability distributions like normal, uniform, binomial, Poisson, etc. Functions like rnorm(), runif(), rbinom(), and rpois() can be used to generate random samples from these distributions.
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