Given a set of six data points x_1=1.6, x_2=3.3, x_3=4, x_4=1, x_5=2.8, and x_6=1.9.Find the Parzen probability density function estimate at x=2 using the Gaussianfunction with o=1 as the window function. *0.2537O 0.14950.6827O 0.2055

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Given a set of six data points x_1=1.6, x_2=3.3, x_3=4, x_4=1, x_5=2.8, and x_6=1.9. Find the Parzen probability density function estimate at x=2 using the Gaussian function with o=1 as the window function. * 0.2537 O 0.1495 0.6827 O 0.2055