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Anyone tell me what the mathematical formula is to generate a random number that follows a normal distribution given:
Have RND function that generates evenly distributed values.
Have basic math function like log, sin, sqrt, exp etc.
I want to generate random heights, weights, shoe sizes with the values following the expected normal dist of mostly 5'9" with a few tall gits and a few short arses etc.
Not expecting you rabble to be any use whatsoever.
find out the mean height of adults
say 170 (+-) SD say 20cm
generate any random number from 0-1
multiply mean by SD
mirror the positive section of the bell curve with negatives
Not expecting you rabble to be any use whatsoever.
Well it seems that I can google better than you at least:
"The most important and useful member of the family of normal curves is the one having a mean of 0 and a standard deviation of 1. This curve is called the "standard normal curve" and has the equation y = (1/(2)) e(-1/2)x2."
Anyone tell me what the mathematical formula is to generate a random number that follows a normal distribution given:
Have RND function that generates evenly distributed values.
Have basic math function like log, sin, sqrt, exp etc.
I want to generate random heights, weights, shoe sizes with the values following the expected normal dist of mostly 5'9" with a few tall gits and a few short arses etc.
Not expecting you rabble to be any use whatsoever.
Anyone tell me what the mathematical formula is to generate a random number that follows a normal distribution given:
Have RND function that generates evenly distributed values.
Have basic math function like log, sin, sqrt, exp etc.
I want to generate random heights, weights, shoe sizes with the values following the expected normal dist of mostly 5'9" with a few tall gits and a few short arses etc.
Not expecting you rabble to be any use whatsoever.
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