I get 48.73326433872124 returned as the requested quantile. That
looks correct to me, given mu = 50, sigma = 5. (50 -
48.73326433872124) / 5 = 0.253347132 and -0.253347132 is 0.4 on the
std normal cumulative dist. What do you get?
Phil
On 5/25/07, rakesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<%@ page
import ="org.apache.commons.math.distribution.NormalDistributionImpl" %>
<%
//double p=0;
//double p=0.5;
//double p=1;
double p=0.4;
NormalDistributionImpl nd = new NormalDistributionImpl(50,5);
double icp = nd.inverseCumulativeProbability(p);
out.println(icp);
%>
why the above programme does not work for p=0.4?
Rakesh.P & SathyaJothi.A
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