If p of x is our probability density function-- doesn't have to be a normal distribution although it often is a normal distribution-- the way you actually figure out the probability, let's say between 4 and a half and 5 and half.
When the probability distribution function(PDF) is positive for the entire real number line(for example, the normal PDF), the ICDF is not defined for either p= 0 or p= 1.
When the probability distribution function(PDF) is positive for the entire real number line(for example, the normal PDF), the ICDF is not defined for either p= 0 or p= 1.
The probability density function: This function is the function to integrate to calculate the cumulative distribution function, which is valid for the case of variables with density(which is true for all distributions proposed by XLSTAT).
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