Crammer's decomposition theorem - pl help me find normal distributions within a normal distribution.

Crammer’s decomposition theorem - pl help me find normal distributions within a normal distribution.

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I know that Crammer's decomposition theorem says that any normal distribution can be expressed as the sum of multiple normal distributions. I have been searching for a method to divide a dataset that constitute a normal distribution to 5 datasets, each of which will be a normal distribution and the sum of which will constitute the 'big' normal distribution I have begun with. Can some of you wizards suggest me a procedure? If you know the SPSS procedure, that will be even sweeter. Thanks a ton, in advance.

flag	asked Sep 6 at 4:49 songofsongs 1

	You might have more success with this question on a different site. In the stackexchange network there are several sites dedicated to more practical aspects of statistics (I am not familiar with the details, however). – quid Sep 6 at 15:08
	Thank you very much, my friend! I will do. – songofsongs Sep 6 at 17:21

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