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What the both values of the normal distribution stand for?
What the both values of the normal distribution stand for?


First value µ (mean) and second value s (standard deviation)?
First value µ (mean) and second value σ (standard deviation)?


[[User:Ssg|Ssg]] 23:13, 5 December 2007 (CET)
[[User:Ssg|Ssg]] 23:13, 5 December 2007 (CET)
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I've googled  a (long) bit for that "InverseNormalTable". It seems to be okay. This table is also called "inverse standardized normal distribution" (see http://files.hanser.de/hanser/docs/20040419_24419112747-75_3-446-21594-8Anhang2.pdf)
I've googled  a (long) bit for that "InverseNormalTable". It seems to be okay. This table is also called "inverse standardized normal distribution" (see http://files.hanser.de/hanser/docs/20040419_24419112747-75_3-446-21594-8Anhang2.pdf)


The equation for the inverse normal distribution is: x = s * z + µ  
The equation for the inverse normal distribution is: x = σ * z + µ  


with:
with:
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:z = looked up in the z-table (the z-table here is the InverseNormalTable)
:z = looked up in the z-table (the z-table here is the InverseNormalTable)
:µ = mean
:µ = mean
:s = standard deviation
:σ = standard deviation


Unfortunately I've no idea what's the basis for Oni's interpolation (IMO Oni needs an entry point for the table), so I haven't got a clue what the result is for.
Unfortunately I've no idea what's the basis for Oni's interpolation (IMO Oni needs an entry point for the table), so I haven't got a clue what the result is for.
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