Difference between revisions of "InverseLogistic Command"
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| − | :Computes the inverse of cumulative distribution function of the [[w:Logistic_distribution|Logistic distribution]] at ''p'', where the Logistic distribution is given by mean ''μ'' and scale ''s''. In other words, finds ''t'' such that ''P(X≤t)=p'', where X is a Logistic random variable. Probability ''p'' must be from [0,1]. | + | :Computes the inverse of cumulative distribution function of the [[w:Logistic_distribution|Logistic distribution]] at ''p'', where the Logistic distribution is given by mean ''μ'' and scale ''s''. |
| + | :In other words, finds ''t'' such that ''P(X≤t)=p'', where X is a Logistic random variable. Probability ''p'' must be from [0,1]. | ||
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| + | : {{Example| 1=<code>InverseLogistic[100,2,1]</code> computes <math> \infty </math>.}} | ||
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- InverseLogistic[ <Mean μ>, <Scale s>, <Probability p> ]
- Computes the inverse of cumulative distribution function of the Logistic distribution at p, where the Logistic distribution is given by mean μ and scale s.
- In other words, finds t such that P(X≤t)=p, where X is a Logistic random variable. Probability p must be from [0,1].
- Example:
InverseLogistic[100,2,1]computes \infty .
