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English: A plot of the scaled chi-squared probability distribution, the probability distribution of the sample variance s2,

where s2 is the mean of the squares of ν independent normal distributions of mean 0 and standard deviation σ; plotted here for the case σ = 1.0.

Equivalently this is also a plot of the distribution of the variance ratio s22 for any value of σ. As ν increases s22 becomes more sharply peaked close to 1
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